Huntsville,
Alabama
Affordable Real
Estate, Abundant Jobs, Amazing Community
Whether you're moving across town or relocating to one of the
major technological businesses located in Huntsville, AL, real
estate offerings in this area are diverse and affordably priced.
Regardless of your lifestyle, I can show you exceptional values from
homes on acres of beautifully wooded land to condos in the heart of
downtown Huntsville. Real estate prices range from $50,000 to $2
million with the average home sale of approximately $150,000. Let me
show you around Huntsville!
Contact me today for
an appointment.
Property taxes are very low when compared to other metropolitan
areas of similar sizes located throughout the country. For example,
the owner of a home worth $100,000 in the Huntsville real estate
market will only pay approximately $580 in annual property taxes.
This low cost of living has been one of the reasons why
Huntsville has seen so much growth in the last 20 years. Huntsville
is a high-tech city with one of the largest research parks in the
country. It is also home to the Army’s Redstone Arsenal and NASA’s
Marshall Space Flight Center.
The Huntsville real estate market has experienced amazing
expansion due to the growth of these companies. That expansion has
allowed the Huntsville & Madison, Alabama, areas to offer some of
the most desirable home listings in the country. These homes are not
just brick and mortar. They are included in many developments that
offer a truly amazing sense of community. Kids playing in the
streets, neighbors chatting across a fence, and get-togethers with
summer cookouts are common sights in many developments. It would be
my pleasure to provide you with a list of Huntsville, AL real estate
offerings that match your idea of a perfect home.
Contact me today for
details.
Huntsville is most famous for the Alabama Space & Rocket Center.
People will not miss the towering Saturn V rocket as they come to
Huntsville. It is Alabama’s most visited tourist attraction. You can
spend a day visiting the rocket or stay for a week of adventure at
the famous space camp.
Are you relocating? Moving from a nearby city? No matter how far,
it would be my pleasure to provide some helpful resources and
information. Contact me
today for a relocation kit or for details on available homes in
the Huntsville, Alabama real estate area.
Mike Manosky
In the News
Today's Huntsville News
- Huntsville Restaurant Scores
In the latest Huntsville/Madison County Health Dept. report, 2 of the 78 restaurants inspected failed to make a passing grade of 85, while 4 got perfect scores of 100. Some of the eating establishments receiving an inspection this week were Tim's Cajun Kitchen, Edo Japanese Restaurant, Inside Out Cafe, Waffle House, The Olive Garden, Buffalo Wild Wings, Port of Madison, Nothing But Noodles, Steak 'n Shake, The Nook, Meteor Chinese Buffet, Humphreys Bar & Grill, plus more. Read the full report.Huntsville Restaurant Scores originally appeared on About.com Huntsville, AL on Monday, February 8th, 2010 at 14:29:24. Permalink | Comment | Email this
- Dogs Strut Their Canine Couture
 Saturday, the Huntsville Botanical Garden came alive with the sounds of barking and oohs and aahs, as the Bow-Wow-Bone-anza took place, including a Canine Couture Fashion Show and some Pup-tials, plus an agility demo and lots of other dog-friendly events. Here's the Fashion Parade photos.Dogs Strut Their Canine Couture originally appeared on About.com Huntsville, AL on Monday, February 8th, 2010 at 12:45:11. Permalink | Comment | Email this
- Are Our Schools Safe?
Todd Brown, 14, was shot Friday at Discovery Middle School in Madison. He died. What was a gun doing in a Middle School? Are our schools safe? I'm not sure what I would do if I had school age children in this day and age. When I went to school and when my kids went to school, we didn't have to worry about drugs or guns. What's this world coming to? This shooting incident in Madison, Alabama was covered on Fox News and CNN. I hate to think that this is what Huntsville/Madison is getting known for. What can we do to make our schools safer?
From the city of MADISON: "There will be a community meeting on Sunday at 2:00 PM in the Zompa Auditorium at Bob Jones High School to reflect on the events, share thoughts, and outline a path forward. Mr. Jim Stewart, then principal of Lincoln County High School in Fayetteville, TN will be on hand to discuss his experience and offer thoughts on dealing with such a tragedy as his school did many years ago. The meeting will be streamed live on the Madison City Schools website at www.madisoncity.k12.al.us. Following the meeting, counselors and staff will be on hand to provide support for students and parents that are dealing with the events. "
Are Our Schools Safe? originally appeared on About.com Huntsville, AL on Saturday, February 6th, 2010 at 12:51:32. Permalink | Comment | Email this
- Huntsville's Most Romantic Restaurants
Valentine's Day is fast approaching. One of the most popular things to do to celebrate is to go out to eat. Whether this is a first date or your 100th date, here's my choice of the Top 5 Most Romantic Restaurants in Huntsville. I'm sure a lot of you will disagree with me, so I've added a link for you to add YOUR own Top 5. Now, isn't that fair enough?
Huntsville's Most Romantic Restaurants originally appeared on About.com Huntsville, AL on Friday, February 5th, 2010 at 19:54:45. Permalink | Comment | Email this
- Huntsville Insider Info
Here's some things I learned about Huntsville this week:
- Huntsville Events Calendar
Looking for something to do this week? Here's my suggestions: Ars Nova's "World Goes 'Round", Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey Circus, Bow Wow Bone-anza at The Garden, An Evening of Valentine Delights, "Sweet Life Cafe", What's New in the World of Plants, American Shakespeare's Center Blackfriar's Stage Company, Flying Monkey's Artist Market, Huntsville Museum of Art Exhibit: Reflections Of Reality, "Valentines and Desserts" with Master Chorale, plus more. Details on the events calendar.Huntsville Events Calendar originally appeared on About.com Huntsville, AL on Wednesday, February 3rd, 2010 at 08:35:17. Permalink | Comment | Email this
- Baby Doll & Bubbles Need Homes
 Baby Doll is this week's Huntsville Animal Service's "Dog of the Week." This sweet dog is a Heeler mix. She is about 8 months old and is spayed and up-to-date on shots. Baby Doll gets along well with other dogs. She is ready to be adopted...so stop by the shelter on Triana Blvd. soon to meet her and fill out the paperwork to get her started on her way to be a loving member of your family!
 Bubbles is this week's "Kitten of the Week" for Huntsville Animal Services. This cute little kitty is 5 weeks old and loves lots of attention and love. Her mother is Sizzle, last week's "Cat of the Week" and she has four sisters, also available for adoption. Bubbles is a real cuddle-bug and would love to come to your house to live. She's in a foster home, so contact the shelter for more information about how to arrange to meet this beautiful & sweet little girl.
Baby Doll & Bubbles Need Homes originally appeared on About.com Huntsville, AL on Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010 at 19:28:24. Permalink | Comment | Email this
- Huntsville Restaurant Scores
In the latest Huntsville/Madison County Health Dept. report, 6 of the 70 restaurants in the report, failed to make a passing grade of 85. One restaurant had a perfect score of 100. Some of the places receiving an inspection were Miyako Japanese Restaurant, Pizza Hut, Pane Vino, O'Charley's, Steve McQueen's Sports Bar, Hilton Garden Inn, Pauli's Bar & Grill, TGI Friday's, Panda Chinese Restaurant, Grandmother's House, plus more. Read the full report.Huntsville Restaurant Scores originally appeared on About.com Huntsville, AL on Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010 at 18:51:52. Permalink | Comment | Email this
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