Historic homes under massive oaks on a brick sidewalk in Twickenham Huntsville

Neighborhood guide

Homes for sale in Twickenham

Huntsville's largest antebellum historic district, right next to downtown. Character homes from the 1810s onward, massive oaks, brick sidewalks, and a five-minute walk to Big Spring Park, restaurants, and the Von Braun Center.

Median sale price

$575K

Median days on market

44

School system

Huntsville City

To Big Spring Park

Walk

Figures are illustrative based on recent MLS activity in the Twickenham area. For real-time numbers on a specific street or subdivision, ask Chris.

Why buyers choose Twickenham

The short version

Truly historic inventory

Federal, Greek Revival, and Victorian homes on the National Register. Almost none of this exists anywhere else in North Alabama.

Mature streetscape

Some of the oldest oaks in the city, brick sidewalks, gas lamps, and original cast-iron details still in place.

Walkable downtown life

Big Spring Park, the museum, restaurants, breweries, and the VBC are all on foot — a rare lifestyle in the Huntsville metro.

Popular subdivisions

Sought-after neighborhoods in Twickenham

A starting list — there are dozens more. If you have one in mind, just ask.

Adams StreetEustis AvenueFranklin StreetMcClung AvenueOld Town (adjacent)Five Points (adjacent)

Schools

Schools serving Twickenham

Lee High School (New Century Tech Magnet)

Huntsville City Schools — primary high school for the area

Huntsville Middle School

Primary middle school zone

Blossomwood Elementary

Sought-after elementary serving much of the historic core

Twickenham buyers should always verify school zoning by address — central Huntsville zoning is granular.

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