Meridianville, AL Homes for Sale and Real Estate

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Meridianville, Alabama

Meridianville offers a comfortable balance of small-community character and convenient access to Huntsville. Located in northern Madison County along U.S. 231/431, the area includes established neighborhoods, growing new-construction communities, and homes with room to spread out. Residents are close to local schools, shopping, restaurants, and everyday services, with a direct route south into Huntsville for work, entertainment, and additional amenities.

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Small-Town Charm

Meridianville Real Estate Statistics

Average Price	$447K
Lowest Price	$290K
Highest Price	$650K
Total Listings	5
Avg. Price/SQFT	$160

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About Meridianville, Alabama

Meridianville is an unincorporated community and census-designated place in northern Madison County, located along the U.S. 231/431 corridor just north of Huntsville. The latest available American Community Survey five-year estimate places Meridianville’s population at approximately 11,150 residents, compared with 8,209 counted in the 2020 Census. That growth can be seen in the area’s expanding neighborhoods, new-home construction, local services, and housing choices.

Meridianville combines established residential areas with newer subdivisions and properties offering larger lots. U.S. 231/431 provides a direct route south toward North Huntsville, downtown, Redstone Arsenal, and other major employment and entertainment areas. Public schools in the community are operated by Madison County Schools. School assignments can vary by property and should be confirmed directly with the district before purchasing a home.

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Meridianville, AL Homes for Sale and Real Estate

Meridianville real estate is primarily made up of single-family homes, with options ranging from established brick ranch homes and updated properties to new-construction communities, larger residences, and homes with additional land. Buyers can compare different lot sizes, neighborhood settings, architectural styles, homeowners association requirements, and levels of finish throughout the 35759 ZIP code.

The live Meridianville listings displayed on this page provide the most current view of available homes, prices, property types, square footage, and listing status. Fixed market averages can become outdated quickly, so buyers should use the active IDX results above when comparing current options.

Before purchasing a Meridianville property, confirm details that can vary from one address to another, including school assignments, zoning, utility providers, sewer or septic service, homeowners association rules, commute routes, and planned development. Buyers who are new to North Alabama can also use our Huntsville-area home buying guide to understand financing, inspections, contracts, and the steps leading to closing.

Living in Meridianville, Alabama

Meridianville offers grocery stores, restaurants, professional services, recreation, and other everyday conveniences along and near the U.S. 231/431 corridor. Local recreation includes the Colonial Golf Club and the Meridianville Recreation Center, which provides fields and indoor recreation facilities. Wade Mountain Nature Preserve and additional Huntsville parks and trails are also accessible to the south.

Residents can travel south on U.S. 231/431 and Memorial Parkway for access to downtown Huntsville, the Von Braun Center, MidCity District, Redstone Arsenal, and Cummings Research Park. Drive times depend on the property, destination, traffic, and time of day. Buyers relocating for defense, aerospace, or federal employment can review our Space Command and Redstone Arsenal relocation hub and our complete guide to moving to Huntsville and nearby communities.

Meridianville includes established neighborhoods, new construction, and homes with more room outside the city. Schedule a buyer consultation with Matt Curtis Real Estate to compare current listings, commute routes, property details, and neighborhood options.

Neighborhood

Highlights

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  Established neighborhoods, growing new-construction communities, and a range of single-family homes
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  Direct access to Huntsville through the U.S. 231/431 and Memorial Parkway corridor
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  Served by Madison County Schools, with assignments based on each property address
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  Local shopping, dining, golf, recreation facilities, and nearby North Alabama parks and trails

Things to Do In and Near Meridianville

Meridianville residents have access to local restaurants, community recreation programs, youth sports, and golf without traveling into central Huntsville. Outdoor options nearby include Wade Mountain Nature Preserve in North Huntsville and Sharon Johnston Park in New Market, which offers fishing, walking, recreation, and seasonal activities.

A trip south on U.S. 231/431 connects Meridianville with downtown Huntsville, the Von Braun Center, MidCity District, museums, parks, shopping, and a larger selection of restaurants and entertainment. This location gives residents a quieter home setting while keeping Huntsville’s employment centers and amenities within driving distance.