Historic Homes For Sale In Birmingham

BIRMINGHAM, AL — The Birmingham metro area has a rich history, dating back to the Magic City's boom as a major steel producer in the early 20th century. Some of the original homes built during that time are still standing and have been updated — while preserving their historic charm.

Homebuyers who are interested in owning a part of this area's history can do so in the current real estate market. Several homes built pre-1930s are on the market now.

Here are some of the historic homes for sale in the Birmingham metro on realtor.com:

2518 8th Avenue South, Birmingham (1924)

The Historic Ellison house is in a very walkable community, just minutes from parks, grocery store, pharmacy, St. Vincent's and UAB. Listed at $350,000.

3021 Cambridge Road, Mountain Brook (1927)

The Historic Scofield-Henry House sits across from Mountain Brook Elementary School, and has five bedrooms and nearly 5,000 square feet of living space. Listed at $1.5 million

2807 Niazuma Avenue S., Birmingham (1920)

This 1920s home in Redmont Park has stayed in the same family since it was built. With a whopping 6,000 square eet of living space, this home has amazing city views. Listed at $1.5 Million.

3228 Carlisle Road, Birmingham (1925)

This historic Tudor home is situated between downtown Birmingham and Mountain Brook in one of the most sought after neighborhoods. It features 4 bedrooms and 3 baths and 1 half bath. Listed at $1.4 million.

3920 10th Avenue South, Birmingham (1905)

One of the oldest homes on the market in Birmingham, this Forest Park bungalow is next to the Highland Park golf course. Listed at $850,000.