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Homes for Sale in Foley, AL

Foley, AL has become one of Baldwin County's most active real estate markets, with homes for sale ranging from the mid-$200,000s to over $600,000 depending on location and size. Buyers relocating to the area will find a broad mix of new construction and established neighborhoods within minutes of Highway 59. Pointe South serves buyers throughout the Foley area with deep local knowledge and current market insight.

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Home Styles and Price Ranges

Single-family homes in Foley cover a wide spectrum. Entry-level ranch-style homes in established subdivisions typically list between $240,000 and $330,000, while newer construction with open floor plans and larger lots often runs from $350,000 to $500,000. Craftsman-style builds have become common in recently developed communities, many offering 1,600 to 2,400 square feet on quarter-acre to half-acre lots. Luxury homes near the canals or with upgraded finishes push above $550,000.

Neighborhoods in Foley

Primland

Primland is a well-established subdivision on the south side of Foley with mature trees and larger lots. Homes here were built primarily between the early 2000s and 2015, and resale prices generally fall in the $280,000 to $380,000 range. The neighborhood sits close to Graham Creek Nature Preserve, giving residents easy access to hiking and kayak launches.

Arbor Walk

Arbor Walk attracts buyers looking for newer construction with community amenities. Most homes were built after 2015 and range from 1,800 to 2,600 square feet. Listing prices in Arbor Walk run from roughly $330,000 to $470,000. The location provides a straightforward commute north on Highway 59 toward Robertsdale or south toward Gulf Shores in under 20 minutes.

Day-to-Day Life in Foley

Foley functions as the commercial hub of south Baldwin County. Residents have direct access to the Tanger Outlets, South Baldwin Regional Medical Center, and a growing corridor of restaurants and retailers along Highway 98. Foley Beach Express provides a fast southern route to Gulf Shores and Orange Beach beaches, typically a 15-minute drive from most neighborhoods. Foley Elementary and Foley High School serve the city through Baldwin County Public Schools, which consistently draw families to the area. The weekly Foley farmers market and the OWA entertainment district add to a lifestyle grounded in local activity rather than long-distance travel.

Working with a Local Expert

Pointe South has guided buyers through Foley's evolving market across both established resale neighborhoods and new construction communities. Their familiarity with current inventory, builder incentives, and neighborhood-level pricing gives buyers a practical advantage when evaluating homes for sale in this part of Baldwin County.

Newest Homes for Sale in Foley, AL

$149,500
397020 MLS
Set within a gated Foley enclave near Weeks Bay, this 2.54-acre wooded homesite offers a compelling blend of privacy, flexibility, and access to the water - well suited for those who are ready to build a distinctive home and bask in the freedom enjoyed along Alabama's Gulf Coast. For boating and fishing enthusiasts, your Gulf Coast home base can be established here, just one mile away from the Weeks Bay Bridge public boat ramp and Weeks Bay Reserve providing convenient access to Fish River, Magnolia River, Weeks Bay, Mobile Bay, and Gulf Coast waters. Located at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, Lot 6 offers the space and flexibility to build a custom residence while accommodating a luxury motorcoach, fifth wheel, boat, or other recreational equipment, subject to Architectural Review Committee approval. Much of the costly groundwork has already been completed! Electricity and two sewer taps are in place, potentially saving the next owner thousands of dollars in connection expenses. A seller-provided survey, custom home blueprints and related engineering documents will convey with the property, giving buyers a valuable head start on the planning and construction process. Thoughtful community design standards help preserve your privacy by requiring each lot to maintain 20-foot natural easements along the sides and a 50-foot natural easement across the back of the property. These required natural buffers help preserve green space and the established character of the community. The wooded acreage invites a light-touch approach to site planning, allowing a custom residence to complement the mature landscape of pines and hardwoods. This is an opportunity to create a refined Gulf Coast retreat while honoring the natural character of the land. Buyer to verify all information during due diligence.

11208 Xanadu Trce, Foley

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