Bought with Eliese Mcallister • Roberts Brothers West
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0 Wisteria LN W Saraland, AL 36571
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Key Details
Sold Price $135,000
Property Type Vacant Land
Sub Type Single Family Residence
Listing Status Sold
Purchase Type For Sale
Subdivision Cherry Hill
MLS Listing ID 7567916
Sold Date 07/11/25
HOA Fees $33/ann
HOA Y/N true
Lot Size 3.250 Acres
Property Sub-Type Single Family Residence
Property Description
Welcome to Cherry Hill Unit 2A - a section of the sought-after Cherry Hill subdivision, known for its scenic beauty and convenient location just off Celeste Road, minutes from I-65 and Highway 43. This phase features six estate-sized lots, each offering unique acreage and pricing options. With a minimum home size requirement of 2,500 SF and an estimated annual HOA fee of $400, Cherry Hill Unit 2A blends elegance, privacy, and community standards. Lot 4: 3.25± acres - $135,000. Additional Info: All offers must include a pre-approval letter or proof of funds. Buyer and/or buyer's agent to verify all information deemed important. Don't miss this opportunity to build your dream home in one of the area?s most charming and well-located communities.
Location
State AL
County Mobile - Al
Zoning R1
Direction I-65 North to Exit 15/Celeste Road. Left onto Celeste, left onto Lafitte, left into Cherry Hill via T.M. Brett Blvd. Right onto Wisteria Lane West, Lot #4 on left.
Exterior
Fence None
Community Features Homeowners Assoc, Near Schools
Utilities Available Electricity Available, Natural Gas Available, Water Available
Waterfront Description None
View Y/N true
View Trees/Woods
Building
Lot Description Allotments
Schools
Elementary Schools Saraland
Middle Schools Saraland/Adams Campus
High Schools Saraland
Others
Acceptable Financing Cash, Conventional
Listing Terms Cash, Conventional
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