Spanish Fort Neighborhoods & Subdivisions

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• Audubon

  Newer neighborhood with large homes and 1 to 3 acre lots in a serene wooded setting of approximately 200 acres with 57 home sites. Floor plans from 3,000 to 4,100 sq ft with open floor plans, high ceilings, and contemporary amenities. Construction began in 2011. A short distance from Spanish Fort High School.
• Blakeley Forest

  One of Spanish Fort's most established and sought-after neighborhoods. Mature trees on large lots with homes typically from 3,000 to 4,000 sq ft. Directly adjacent to Historic Blakeley State Park — one of the premier Civil War sites in Alabama. Strong resale demand and a consistent community character that has held for decades.
• Blakeley Oaks

  Located directly across the street from Historic Blakeley State Park. Homes range from 2,500 to 4,000 sq ft priced from $250K to $400K. Wooded lots, mature trees, and immediate park access make this one of the most naturally scenic neighborhoods in Spanish Fort.
• Blakeley Ridge

  Desirable neighborhood with attractive, large homes in the Blakeley State Park corridor. A strong community feel with established residents and consistent upkeep — one of the quieter and more private pockets of Spanish Fort.
• Brentwood

  New construction homes between 1,925 and 2,314 sq ft. A practical and affordable entry point into Spanish Fort's top-rated school zone. Popular with young families who want newer construction without the premium pricing of larger master-planned communities.
• Bridgewood

  Small neighborhood with large homes and generous lots. A quieter, tucked-away community that appeals to buyers who want space and privacy without the HOA structure of larger developments.
• Bromley Woods

  Wooded community with homes from approximately 2,500 to 3,000 sq ft. Natural surroundings and mature tree cover give this neighborhood a private, established feel that is increasingly hard to find in fast-growing Spanish Fort.
• Brookewood

  Established neighborhood with ranch-style homes — construction began in 2003. A settled and affordable community in Spanish Fort for buyers who want an established feel without new construction pricing.
• Cambron

  Sprawling 252-acre subdivision in a quiet rural setting. A refreshing escape from more densely developed areas while staying conveniently close to Spanish Fort schools, shopping, and dining. An enchanting variety of natural foliage and a strong sense of space throughout the community.
• Churchill

  Charming neighborhood with Acadian and Creole-style architecture tucked among towering trees. Built by DSLD Homes with a variety of sizes and pricing options. Convenient access to I-10, Mobile, Pensacola, and Gulf Shores from this peaceful, tree-lined setting.
• Churchill Downs

  Affordable duplex-style homes in Spanish Fort — one of the most accessible price points in the city. A practical option for first-time buyers or investors who want to enter the Spanish Fort market at the lowest available entry price.
• Delta Woods

  Attractive newer community with construction dating from 2001. Note: part of the neighborhood extends into the Bay Minette area. Priced competitively with good lot sizes and a quiet residential character throughout.
• Garrison Ridge

  Small, attractive neighborhood with large, newer floor plans. A well-kept community with strong kerb appeal and a close-knit feel. Popular with families who want a newer home in an established Spanish Fort location.
• Grace Magnolias

  Large subdivision with Craftsman-style homes — construction began in 2012. One of Spanish Fort's more established newer communities with a consistent architectural character throughout. Popular with families for its school proximity and community feel.
• Heidelbrook

  Close to Spanish Fort High School and Middle School — one of the most school-proximate neighborhoods in the city. Homes approximately 2,000 sq ft. A strong choice for families who prioritise walkable school access alongside practical pricing.
• Highland Park

  Brand-new homes with Acadian and Creole-style architecture in a well-positioned Spanish Fort location. A newer community with strong architectural character and modern amenities — a distinctive alternative to the more standard new builds in the area.
• Highpointe Place

  Ranch-style homes at moderate prices — one of Spanish Fort's most accessible options for buyers who want a single-storey floor plan. Good location and practical pricing make this a reliable choice for retirees and first-time buyers alike.
• Independence

  New construction neighborhood built by DR Horton — one of the nation's most trusted volume builders. Reliable construction quality, warranty coverage, and modern floor plans at accessible Spanish Fort pricing.
• Lexington

  Newer homes with 4 to 5 bedrooms ranging from 2,800 to 3,600 sq ft. A strong option for growing families who need significant square footage without paying estate-level pricing. Well-located within the Spanish Fort school zone.
• Malbis

  Well-positioned neighborhood near the Malbis interchange with convenient I-10 access and proximity to Eastern Shore Centre. A range of home ages and sizes gives buyers flexibility. Popular with military families and commuters due to the outstanding Causeway proximity.
• Military Bridge Estates

  Older neighborhood with large wooded lots in a quiet, private setting. Prices typically from $250K to $400K. For buyers who want significant land and natural surroundings in an established Spanish Fort location without the HOA fees of newer communities.
• North Lake

  Homes typically from 2,500 to 3,000 sq ft priced in the mid $200Ks. One of Spanish Fort's better value communities for buyers who want above-average square footage at a reasonable price point — a consistent choice for move-up buyers from smaller starter homes.
• Oakridge

  Typical homes around 2,300 sq ft with four bedrooms in the low to mid $200Ks. A practical family-sized home at an accessible price in the Spanish Fort school district. One of the city's most consistent entry-level options for buyers with school zoning as the primary consideration.
• Osprey Ridge

  Newer subdivision with homes starting in the low to mid $250Ks built by Truland Homes. A well-regarded builder known for quality construction and attention to detail. A solid newer community for buyers who want confidence in the build quality of their home.
• Pineda Island

  Small and exclusive waterfront community in Spanish Fort with limited inventory. Prices typically starting around $300K and going well above $500K for waterfront properties. One of the few true waterfront residential options in Spanish Fort — tightly held and rarely available.
• Rayne Plantation

  Spanish Fort's premier master-planned community — custom-designed residences with an infinity pool, community lakes, a clubhouse, playground, walking trail, grilling area, and fire pit terrace. Located on Highway 31. The most amenity-rich and prestigious address in Spanish Fort for buyers who want resort-style living in a family neighbourhood setting.
• Saluda Ridge

  Large wooded lots at the foot of Blakeley State Park. Prices typically from $300K to $450K. One of Spanish Fort's most nature-immersed residential settings — backing up to one of Alabama's largest civil war battlefield sites with immediate park access.
• Spanish Fort Estates

  Diverse pricing and floor plans near I-10 and Mobile Bay — one of Spanish Fort's most established older neighborhoods. Typically ranging from $300K to over $500K. Well-located split-level and custom homes on private wooded lots give this neighborhood a distinctive character not found in newer developments.
• Spanish Village

  Ranch-style homes built primarily in the 1970s and 1980s — priced around the low to mid $200Ks. One of Spanish Fort's most affordable established neighborhoods. Character homes on mature lots with full grown trees and a quiet, settled residential feel that new construction cannot replicate.
• Stillwater

  Upscale established community in Spanish Fort with French Provincial-style architecture and elegant custom homes. A prestigious address with strong resale history and a buyer profile that skews toward executive and move-up buyers. Well-maintained with consistent community standards throughout.
• Stone Brook

  Newer construction options under approximately $300K — situated a few miles north of downtown Spanish Fort between Blakeley State Park and Stapleton. Quick I-10 access for commutes to Mobile or Pensacola. Mobile Bay and the Gulf within easy driving distance for weekend recreation.
• Stonebridge

  One of Spanish Fort's premier master-planned communities located on Highway 31. Abundant exclusive amenities including a clubhouse, community pool, and well-maintained common areas. A thriving family community consistently ranked among the most popular addresses in the city.
• Tanager

  New construction neighborhood just north of Interstate 10 with affordable prices and a great location. Homes with three and four bedroom floor plans from 1,900 to 2,300 sq ft. Surrounded by natural beauty with Blakeley State Park nearby and Mobile Bay within easy driving distance.
• The Lakes

  Beautiful newer community in Spanish Fort built around scenic lake views. A distinctive neighbourhood feature that gives it a serene, resort-like feel within a practical family residential setting. Popular with buyers who want water views without waterfront pricing.
• Timbercreek

  The highly sought-after golf course community that straddles both Spanish Fort and Daphne — one of the most prestigious addresses on the entire Eastern Shore. Championship golf course, pool, and top-tier amenities. Median sale price around $594K. Consistently ranked among the safest and most popular neighborhoods in the area.