Meridianville

Meridianville Homes for Sale

Meridianville is located in Alabama and features a diverse housing stock. The area includes various styles and lot sizes, contributing to the overall character of the neighborhood. The current market for Meridianville homes for sale reflects a range of options for prospective buyers.

About Meridianville

Meridianville is situated near major roads that provide access to surrounding areas and employment centers. The neighborhood is characterized by its residential streets and proximity to local landmarks, making it a convenient location for commuting and daily activities.

• Median sold price in the last 90 days: $335,000
• Median days on market for sold homes: 77 days
• Active listings: 243
• Active list price range: $140,000 to $939,900
• Assigned schools: Lynn Fanning, Riverton Elementary, Meridianville, Buckhorn

Housing Market

The Meridianville real estate market currently shows a median sold price of $335,000, with homes typically spending a median of 77 days on the market. The middle half of those sales ranged from 22 to 122 days. There are 121 homes sold in the last 90 days, indicating an active market with 243 active listings available.

Amenities in Meridianville, AL

Living in Meridianville means following the Highway 231/431 corridor, where most daily errands and casual dining cluster between Monroe Road and the southern approach toward Huntsville. Publix at Flint Crossing Market Place sits on Highway 231/431 North at 12290 Hwy 231/431 N and gives this stretch a full-service grocery anchor, with Star Discount Pharmacy a short drive down the same route at 12078 US 231. For quick local stops, The Biscuit Express has a Meridianville location along the highway corridor, and La Fuente Mexican Restaurant at 11785 Highway 231/431 North keeps one of the busiest restaurant corners in town active from lunch through the evening. Meridianville Bar-B-Q, also on US-231, adds a long-running barbecue stop right on the main road, so Meridianville amenities stay concentrated in the places drivers pass every day.

Recreation in and around Meridianville leans toward open parkland and recurring seasonal events rather than a traditional downtown square. Sharon Johnston Park, at 783 Coleman Road just east of Meridianville in nearby New Market, is the closest major green space, with park grounds, a pool, and the Pioneer Village area that gives the setting a distinctly North Alabama look. During market season, the Tuesday Farmers Market at Meridianville sets up at 175 Monroe Road from the first Tuesday in June to the last Tuesday in September, bringing local produce and artisan vendors into the center of town. For more things to do in Meridianville, the drive south connects easily to Downtown Huntsville, and Downtown Huntsville is a 23-minute drive covering 13.7 miles.

The layout here is straightforward: commercial uses line Highway 231/431, while residential streets branch off into newer subdivisions and established pockets with a more rural edge. That pattern gives Meridianville amenities a practical feel, with shops and restaurants gathered on the main north-south route and larger recreation spaces just off it. Before you buy here, expect housing stock to range from established homes on larger tracts to newer subdivision construction set along curving neighborhood streets off the highway corridor.

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