Vintage c.1950 Alabama Home on 1.38 Acres Under $75K

Escape cold winters in this inviting 3-bedroom, 1-bath Alabama home, offering 1,320 square feet on a spacious 1.38-acre lot with hardwood floors, central heating and cooling, and a screened-in porch perfect for year-round enjoyment. With generous living space, ample parking, and the privacy of over an acre, it’s ready for personal touches to make it shine.

Kitchen featured at 103 Forest Hills Cir, Talladega, AL, 35160

3 bed
1 bath

About This Vintage c.1950 Alabama Home on 1.38 Acres

Spacious living awaits in this 3-bedroom, 1-bath single-story home offering 1,320 square feet on 1.38 acres. Beautiful hardwood floors flow throughout the interior, lending warmth and character to every room, though some updates would enhance the home’s potential. Inside, you’ll find a generous laundry room equipped with hookups for electric washer and dryer, while the kitchen features laminate countertops paired with an electric cooktop and oven. Central heating and cooling ensure comfort in every season. Outside, a screened porch extends from the living room, creating an ideal retreat for morning coffee or evening relaxation. With open decking, plenty of driveway parking, and the privacy that comes with more than an acre of land, the property provides both convenience and breathing room for outdoor enjoyment.

Living Room featured at 103 Forest Hills Cir, Talladega, AL, 35160

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103 Forest Hills Cir, Talladega, AL 35160 $74,900

Talladega, Alabama

Talladega is a city in eastern Alabama that most people know because of the Talladega Superspeedway. This massive racetrack is the longest and fastest in NASCAR, and it draws tens of thousands of fans twice a year for some of the most intense racing in the world. Next to the track is the International Motorsports Hall of Fame, which is a big draw for anyone interested in the history of fast cars and racing legends.

Beyond the noise of the engines, the city itself has a very deep and quiet history. It is home to Talladega College, which is the oldest private Historically Black College in Alabama. One of the most important things on campus is a series of famous paintings called the Amistad Murals, which tell the story of a famous slave ship uprising. The town also has several historic districts where you can see large, old Victorian-style homes that have been preserved for over a hundred years.

The area is also a major center for education and service through the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind. This institution has been a core part of the community since the mid-1800s, providing specialized schooling and resources. Because of this, the city has a unique culture of accessibility and support that you don’t always find in other small Southern towns.

If you enjoy being outdoors, Talladega is surrounded by natural beauty. It sits near the Talladega National Forest and is a short drive from Cheaha State Park, which is the highest point in the entire state. Between the mountains, the historic downtown, and the famous racetrack, the city is a mix of high-speed excitement and old-school Southern charm.