Slaughter Road forms the boundary between Huntsville and Madison; Huntsville to the east and Madison to the West. Heading South on Slaughter Road will take you to Madison Blvd (aka Rte 20), while heading North will take you to US 72 (aka University Drive). North of US 72, Slaughter Road becomes Jeff Road. Are you following me so far? :) Just to confuse the issue a little further, some sections to the East of Slaughter Road have been annexed into Madison, while some sections to the West have been annexed into Huntsville. With the exception of Windstone, the neighborhoods below are focused around the junction of Slaughter Road and Farrow Road. Farrow Road runs directly into Cummings Research Park which, in turn offers access to Redstone Arsenal and I565 to Huntsville or Decatur. Technically speaking, Windstone is not on Slaughter Road, but it's just around the corner on Old Madison Pike, which is why I've included it here. There's a relatively new Kroger shopping center at the corner of US 72 and Jeff Road/Slaughter Road, along with restaurants and other businesses, all of which are very convenient for anyone living in these neighborhoods.
Clear Springs - Madison City Schools. Executive, custom built homes on larger than average lots.
Creekwood - Huntsville City Schools. Affordable homes with direct access to Indian Creek Trail, dog park and play ground.
Highland Lakes - Madison City Schools. Executive, custom built homes Neighborhood clubhouse, pool, tennis, lakes and trails.
Heatherwood - Madison City Schools. Sought after, well-established neighborhood.
Potters Mill - Huntsville City Schools. Pride of ownership is evident in this beautifully maintained neighborhood of affordable homes, built by Adams Homes.
Windstone - Madison City Schools. Upscale homes, built by Alabama Heritage Homes. Neighborhood pool. Popular location on Old Madison Pike, next to Horizon Elementary School.
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