Over $500,000 below previous listing’s price in 2011. Updates completed just a few years ago!! Gated community. Covered boat slip with TWO lifts. Storage in walk-in attic as well as 5 car garage with work shop. Pre-approval and proof of funds required for financing offers. Proof of funds required for cash offers. Pictures ar for illustration purposes only. Home is sold unfurnished and AS-IS.
198+/- acres with 1600+/- Ft of water front on Lake Martin. Unrestricted with creek. Click here to see details!
Deep water, great view, GREAT house!! Main level with open greatroom, kitchen, breakfast. Finished basement with summer kitchen and full bath.
This 4 bedroom 3 bath home is situated on Lake Martin, Alabama. (Click Here for Details)
Lake Martin, the largest lake in Alabama, is largely responsible for the unrivaled quality of life here and is an enormous economic engine. With 44,000 acres of sparkling blue water and more than 750 miles of pristine shoreline, it is home to more than just lakefront residences. Morning mist rises to reveal waking wildlife—graceful blue herons glide across the water teeming with a variety of fish from bream and crappie to large-mouth bass. The happy laughter of children rings out across the lake in the afternoon as pontoons and boats float past. At dusk, the lake comes alive in the blaze of the setting sun, providing a stunning backdrop for moonlight cruises. Here, the water is so clear you’re tempted to drink it. The lake is a vibrant center of activity and serves as the ideal backdrop for a variety of pursuits away from the water.
Arguably the most beautiful lake in the southeast, and one of the cleanest according to the United States Environmental Protection Agency, Lake Martin was created in 1926 when Alabama Power Company completed the Martin Dam on the Tallapoosa River – a project that created a source of electrical power, a reservoir to contain and control a precious water resource and the leisure destination that draws thousands of visitors every year.
Lake Martin…where you always feel at home
Inman News
The housing market continued to trudge towards a recovery in March, with rising construction starts and falling foreclosure and delinquency rates bringing market conditions closer to those of a balanced one, according to Trulia’s Housing Barometer.
The barometer summarizes three key housing market indicators — construction starts, existing home sales, and the delinquency-plus-foreclosure rate — looking at how current conditions compare to those recorded at the depths of the housing crisis and those recorded before the housing bubble.
Trulia noted that while existing home sales dipped slightly from February to March, they were up 10 percent from a year ago. Residential construction posted a 47 percent annual gain in March, and the share of mortgages in delinquency or foreclosure fell to 9.96 percent, down a full percentage point from the same time last year.
As a result, Trulia’s Housing Barometer puts the housing market at 56 percent of the way back to normal in March, compared to 54 percent in February and 33 percent a year ago.
This month’s improvement is even better than it looks, said Trulia Chief Economist Jed Kolko, because of a shift of sales from distressed to conventional and early signs that the inventory crunch may be easing, which would bring some relief to would-be homebuyers.
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