What types of homes are available in Trussville/Leeds/Moody?

Between Trussville, Leeds, and Moody, the local real estate market is dominated by single-family homes. Trussville has the most diverse range of single-family homes, including Craftsman bungalows, stone cottages, brick estates, and modern farmhouses. Historic/mid-century and new construction subdivisions with brick or vinyl siding are found in Leeds. In Moody, single-family homes are a mix of new Craftsman-style builds and classic 1970s and 1980s ranch-style builds.

How much does it cost to buy a home in Trussville/Leeds/Moody?

The average price for a home in Trussville, Leeds, and Moody is $430,000, though this can vary depending on the community. Single-family homes in Trussville range between $395,000 to upwards of $800,000. Leeds sees a smaller average between $270,000 and $280,000, along with Moody seeing an average between $260,000 and $275,000.

What schools serve Trussville/Leeds/Moody?

Between Trussville, Leeds, and Moody, there are six primary/elementary schools (Cahaba Elementary School, Magnolia Elementary School, Paine Elementary School, Leeds Primary School, Leeds Elementary School, Moody Elementary School) four junior/middle schools (Hewitt-Trussville Middle School, Leeds Middle School Moody Middle School, Moody Junior High School, and three high schools (Hewitt-Trussville High School, Leeds High School, Moody High School). Each community has its own board of education, and each elementary school serves a defined attendance zone.

How long is the commute to downtown Birmingham?

Downtown Birmingham is a 20 to 25-minute drive from Trussville, Leeds, and Moody via the I-59, the I-20, and US-11. UAB and the medical district are 25 to 30 minutes away, and the Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport is 20 to 25 minutes away from all three communities.

Are Trussville, Leeds, and Moody good places for families?

Yes. Trussville, Leeds, and Moody are considered good places for families, with each city having its own benefits and character. Trussville has a top-ranked school district in Alabama, a walkable downtown, and access to recreational sports facilities. Leeds is known for a tight-knit community with one school per grade level (elementary, middle, high) with easy access to amenities and entertainment options at The Shops of Grand River. Moody is an up-and-coming community with greater suburban sprawl and the greatest variety of outdoor activities available at Logan Martin Lake, Moody City Park, and the Moody Civic Center.

What is there to do in Trussville/Leeds/Moody?

Between Trusville, Leeds, and Moody, there is a range of Shopping, entertainment, and outdoor recreation options to choose from. Trussville features locally owned boutiques and restaurants on its historic Main Street and an expansive entertainment district. Leeds us home to the Barber Motorsport Park & Museum, The Shops at Grand River, and the regional favorite convenience store chain Buc-ee’s. Moody features the most access to outdoor recreation and sports activities, with close proximity to Logan Martin Lake, walking and jogging options at Moody City Park, and indoor sports and fitness at the Moody Civic Center.