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The city of Decatur, fondly called the River City, lies in an area covered by two counties in the great state of Alabama and is one richly diverse place to be. Constructed along the Tennessee River, Decatur is one of the many successful river towns of the US and is a great option for new home communities. Tourism plays a unique role in its economy as people travel far and wide to attend the town’s famous and richly diverse festivals. From activities on the lake front to biking and hiking along specially designated paths, there is no shortage of things to do in Decatur.
The city is partitioned into two distinct areas brought together by a bridge. These two dynamically diverse cultural areas are worth visiting in order to get a feel for both sides of the city. If you’re a trendy, young person, you might enjoy the western part of town which embraces a more metropolitan and contemporary feel; while people looking to settle down and raise a family may opt for the eastern part of the town, which bears a more relaxed and traditional type of lifestyle.
Decatur's neighborhoods can be segmented into four main living zones. Home seekers looking to purchase new homes will find homes within the range of $600s- $900s.But don’t be deterred by the amount because one look at the stunning homes in Decatur will have you convinced that it is an investment worth making.
With over ten elementary schools to attend, and an adequate number of middle schools and high schools, Decatur shows that it takes its responsibility towards education seriously. For those planning to seek higher education, Decatur has one community college and several universities. There is also a fine arts school.
For those who are interested in history, the city of Decatur is a goldmine of historical findings with buildings that date back to the 19th century that are still intact and even in use! Such buildings include the Old State Bank (at 173 years old, this building is the oldest in the State of Alabama), the House of Dancy-Polk, the House of Todd, and the Burleson-Hinds-McEntire House.
Other interesting historical places to visit in Decatur include the Point Mallard Aquatic Centre which is home to the first wave pool in the United States. If the Victorian period intrigues you, you should be sure to look into visiting some of the city's Victorian time-styled homes. Not forgetting Alabama's most ancient opera house, the Cotaco Opera, anyone intending to live in Decatur must make a date to visit this amazing house which still stands on Johnston Street. Our website, NewHomeSource will guide you on all the details you need with regard to relocating to Decatur.