Real Estate in Gordo Alabama- The Life In Alabama Series covers one of my favorite places, Gordo, Alabama. The home of the Gordo Greenwaves and many happy childhood memories of the library, the old town pool, and the Piggly Wiggly on Main Street, and the Face in the Window at the Carrollton Courthouse.
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Gordo, AL
This is small town South at its best. Other cities in Pickens County include: Reform, Aliceville, Carrollton, and the community of Zion.
Gordo has a population of 2,387 people. The Aliceville area includes about 1,600 people. Homes in Gordo Alabama range in age from early 20th century in-town homes on Main Street to homes completed in the past year. At this publishing, residential homes in Gordo AL range in price from $35,000 to $279,900. Gordo, like Aliceville, is a popular bedroom community for people who work in Columbus MS and Tuscaloosa AL, both about a one hour drive.
What kind of fun things can you do once you buy a home in Gordo AL? Well, here are some suggestions:
The Alabama Hunting and Fishing Trail- a hunter or fisherman will NEVER get bored.
Aliceville Reservoir- boating and fishing
Sharktooth Creek- find fossils and tube down the river
Cameron's Quail Preserve- Fishing, quail hunting, skeet shooting, trail riding, and more
Gordo Chamber of Commerce- Call for their schedule of events in Gordo
Mule Day- You can't miss Mule Day in Downtown Gordo.
The Face in the Courthouse Window- This was a childhood favorite of mine to visit. To preserve the Courthouse, a play based on the story is presented each April. Join me! I go every year and bring more and more friends and family every time. Tickets go on sale every December 1.
Pictured Below: We are proud of Gordo High School. Go Greenwaves!
Living in Gordo Alabama
Here are helpful links and phone numbers to living here, once your purchase a home in Gordo Alabama:
Gordo - Government Offices
Pickens County Board of Education
Pickens Academy- A private school in Pickens County
Pickens County Extension Office- offering education programs and community resources for Aliceville
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