Fairhope Neighborhoods & Subdivisions

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• Audubon Place

  Popular community with mature trees near Gayfer Drive and Greeno Road. Established neighborhood with strong resale demand.
• Battles Trace at The Colony

  New construction community with 66 home sites among 150-year-old oak trees. Floor plans between 1,600 and 3,300 sq ft. One of Fairhope's most scenic newer developments.
• Battles Wharf

  Incredible views of Mobile Bay off Scenic 98. Waterfront and bay-view properties in a historic setting south of downtown.
• Battles Wharf Estates

  Modest-sized subdivision on Mobile Bay near The Grand Marriott. Bayfront living with resort amenities nearby.
• Bay Haven

  Small community ideal for boaters with easy access to Weeks Bay and Bon Secour Bay. A hidden gem for water lovers.
• Bay Meadows West

  Situated off Route 181 across from Quail Creek Golf Course. Homes typically between 1,800 and 2,300 sq ft. Good value in a well-located area.
• Belle Chase

  Smaller homes in a community located close to Thomas Hospital. Convenient for healthcare workers and families alike.
• Colonial Acres

  Sought-after neighborhood in Old Fairhope. Close to downtown and Mobile Bay. One of the most desirable established addresses in the city.
• Colony Place

  One of the most affordable subdivisions in Fairhope. A good entry point into the Fairhope market for first-time buyers.
• Fairhope Single Tax

  Unique land lease community based on Henry George's single tax philosophy, the founding concept of Fairhope itself. Highly sought after for its downtown proximity and bay views.
• Lake Forest

  Established subdivision with mature landscaping. Popular with families for its proximity to Fairhope schools and shopping.
• Jubilee Farms

  Master-planned community with new construction homes and resort-style amenities including pool and fitness center. Popular with families relocating from out of state.
• Knoll Park Residences

  Close to Knoll Park and the bluffs overlooking Mobile Bay. Walkable to downtown Fairhope. Mix of historic and renovated homes.
• Montrose

  Historic community north of Fairhope with large lots, mature oaks, and bayfront access. One of the most distinctive and private addresses in the area.
• Polo Ridge

  Established neighborhood with well-maintained homes in a quieter setting. Popular with families and move-up buyers. Good value relative to bayfront areas.
• Quail Creek Estates

  Golf course community built around Quail Creek Golf Club off Route 181. Mix of fairway-view homes and traditional lots with an active HOA.
• Rock Creek

  Established golf course community built around Rock Creek Golf Club. Custom homes ranging from $380K to $750K+. Mature trees, wooded lots, and a private club atmosphere.
• Steelwood

  Gated luxury community south of Fairhope with a private golf course, fishing lake, and clubhouse. One of the most exclusive addresses in Baldwin County.
• Summer Place

  Affordable entry-level neighborhood in Fairhope. Good for first-time buyers who want to be in the Fairhope school zone without paying premium prices.
• Timbercreek

  Well-established neighborhood with wooded lots and a nature-oriented feel. Homes typically 2,000 to 3,500 sq ft. Popular with families who want space and tree cover.
• Weeks Bay

  Homes along and near Weeks Bay Reserve south of Fairhope. Nature-oriented with waterfront and water-access properties. Excellent for fishing and boating enthusiasts.