Green Acres Apartments for Rent

The Green Acres neighborhood is a quaint, well-established community that encompasses a large, working-class area. Small dwellings, mostly of brick and wood, gather together in close-knit quarters. Casual lawns are small and low maintenance. Wrapped around this commune are many towering hardwood trees.

Houses in the Green Acres community are retro-traditional and may have one or two bedrooms. Single-car carports and small covered front porches are rather common.

Though Green Acres is not located in downtown Birmingham proper, this district offers many business and facility settings that enhance the living experience of the city resident. Nearby the Alabama State Fairgrounds offers a year round Flea Market, season sports events, an annual state fair and numerous music concerts and exhibits. Another local venue is the Fairfield Civic Center. Fairfield is popular as a business event and meeting center.

Arlington Antebellum Home and Gardens is a historical landmark located in this vicinity. Built in the mid-1800s with architectural design revealing Greek Revival style, this mansion was once the home of Judge William Mudd. The judge was one of the original founders of Birmingham. Arlington is a popular for Alabama history, museum quality artifacts and superb, ancient beauty.

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, local Rucker Place is the premiere business event center of this vicinity. Holiday events at this site are outstanding. Weddings are elite and elaborate. Many residents drive through the area for the picturesque beauty.

Located between County Road 16 and Bessemer Road, the Green Acres subdivision is well-situated. Commuters and travelers find accessibly planned well.