
Moving here
Moving to Northeast Alabama
Small towns, county seats, a lake, a river and the highest mountain in the state, about an hour and a half from Atlanta. Here is how the area fits together.
Cheaha Mountain, Cleburne County. Photo: Skye Marthaler, CC BY-SA 4.0


Calhoun County
Anniston, Oxford and Weaver
Anniston is the county seat, with its old brick downtown and the start of the Chief Ladiga Trail. Oxford, next door on I-20, has most of the big-box shopping. Weaver sits between Anniston and Jacksonville, right on the trail.


Calhoun County
Jacksonville and Piedmont
The trail towns. Jacksonville is home to Jacksonville State University and a town square. Farther up the Chief Ladiga toward Georgia is Piedmont, where our office is.


Etowah County
Gadsden and Hokes Bluff
Gadsden is the county seat on the Coosa River, with Noccalula Falls and Gadsden State Community College. Hokes Bluff is a quieter town across the river.


Cherokee County
Centre and Weiss Lake
Centre is the county seat, on the shore of Weiss Lake, at the north end of the area we sell.

Cleburne County
Heflin and Cleburne County
Heflin is the county seat, on I-20 at the edge of the Talladega National Forest. Cheaha Mountain, the highest point in Alabama, is in the same county.
Getting around
- Atlanta
- An hour and a half to two hours east on I-20, depending on the town.
- Birmingham
- About an hour west of Anniston and Gadsden.
- Shopping
- Most of the big stores are in Oxford, on I-20, and in Gadsden.
- By bike or on foot
- The Chief Ladiga Trail: 39.2 paved miles from Anniston through Weaver, Jacksonville and Piedmont to the Georgia line, where the Silver Comet picks up for 61.5 more miles toward Atlanta.
Schools and colleges
- Piedmont City Schools
- Jacksonville City Schools
- Oxford City Schools
- Calhoun County Schools
- Cherokee County Schools
- Jacksonville State University
- Gadsden State Community College
School zones follow the address, not the town name on the mail. Ask us about a particular house and we'll find out which schools it goes to.
Coming to look around? Call (256) 447-1111 before you drive in, and we'll have a few houses lined up.