Come experience this spacious farmhouse mins from city centre and the airport. This is a corner house with a privacy fence and tall trees tucking you away w/ only one neighbour. Main level has 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. Downstairs has 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. Interstates 59 & 20 are secs away!
Welcome to your spacious duplex-style retreat in Birmingham, AL — perfect for multi-family stays, groups, or those wanting flexible space with privacy. Located in the 35206 area, you're just minutes from top attractions, dining, and city centre Birmingham.
Important access note: To reach the lower level, guests must go outside — ideal for groups wanting separation yet proximity.
Layout & Sleeping Arrangements:
Upstairs (3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms)
• 2 King bedrooms
• 1 bedroom with full-size bunk beds
• 1 Queen pullout sofa (in living room)
Downstairs (2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom)
• 2 Queen bedrooms
• 1 Queen pullout sofa (in living room)
Each level has its own full kitchen and living room, so guests can cook, lounge, or entertain independently.
Features & Benefits:
*Separate entrances and living spaces give groups flexibility
*Fully equipped kitchens upstairs and downstairs
*Comfortable common areas ideal for family or friends
*Ample beds and sofa pullouts to maximise occupancy
*Quiet residential setting, but close to Birmingham’s highlights
Nearby Attractions & Local Highlights:
Staying here places you within easy reach of Birmingham’s most beloved destinations:
Southern Museum of Flight is right in your ZIP area (4343 73rd Street North) — fascinating for aviation buffs.
Vulcan Park & Museum, with sweeping city views and a towering monument, is a must-see.
McWane Science Centre, an interactive kids’ museum with IMAX and hands-on exhibits, is family favourite.
Railway Park, known as Birmingham’s “living room,” offers green space, walking trails, and a great city centre vibe.
Birmingham Botanical Gardens is a 67.5-acre oasis of gardens, walking paths, and free admission.
You’re also close to the Civil Rights District, including the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute and 16th Street Baptist Church.
In your own area, you’ll find local restaurants, shops, and residential charm — yet reach city centre quickly.