Meridianville

Meridianville Homes for Sale

Meridianville is located in Alabama and features a diverse housing stock. The area includes various styles and ages of homes, contributing to the real estate landscape. The median sold price for homes in Meridianville is $324,780.

About Meridianville

Meridianville is situated near major roads, providing access to surrounding areas and employment centers. The neighborhood features a mix of residential streets and open spaces, enhancing connectivity and accessibility.

• Active listings total 229.
• Homes sold in the last 90 days number 133.
• The median days on market for sold homes is 76 days.
• The days on market for the middle half of those sales ranges from 21 to 118 days.
• The active list price range is from $140,000 to $1,045,000.

Housing Market

The housing market in Meridianville is currently classified as a Buyer's Market. The median sold price is $324,780, with homes typically spending a median of 76 days on the market. The active inventory consists of 229 listings, providing a range of options for potential buyers.

Meridianville Amenities

Living in Meridianville means being oriented around the U.S. 231/431 corridor, where everyday stops line the highway and new retail sits close to neighborhood entrances branching east and west. Flint Crossing Market Place is right on Highway 231/431 with Publix at its center, and the shopping center keeps grocery runs, deli counters, bakery pickup, and pharmacy errands in one familiar stretch of road. A little farther along the same corridor, LawLers Barbecue serves smoked meats in a storefront at 11818 Hwy 231/431 North, while The Biscuit Express at 12053 Hwy 231/431 North anchors the breakfast side of the local dining scene. La Fuente Mexican Restaurant sits nearby on Highway 231/431 North, adding another well-used stop in the main commercial strip that shapes day-to-day Meridianville amenities.

Recreation in this part of north Madison County is tied to a few dependable landmarks. The Meridianville-Mary Kelly Johnston Gym on Caty Huma Drive includes baseball fields, softball fields, courts for basketball, volleyball, and pickleball, plus concessions and restrooms, so the recreation complex feels more like a small community hub than a single building. To the east, Sharon Johnston Park on Coleman Road in nearby New Market expands the outdoor mix with open park space and a disc golf course, making it one of the more established things to do in Meridianville once the highway gives way to rolling rural roads. For a bakery stop off the main route, Hamley Bake Shoppe in Meridianville folds coffee, sandwiches, and pastries into the local lineup rather than reading like a stand-alone dessert counter.

For a broader weekly routine, Downtown Huntsville is a 23 minute drive from Meridianville and 13.7 miles away. The Madison County Farmers Market at 1022 Cook Avenue in Huntsville runs on Saturdays, giving the area a recurring regional market that fits naturally into the pattern of things to do in Meridianville beyond the immediate highway corridor. Before you buy here, expect a mix of established subdivisions and newer construction spread along curving side streets and cul-de-sacs that feed back toward Highway 231/431.

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