
Mountain Brook Home Tops Jefferson County Sales
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Mountain Brooks $3.92M estate tops Jefferson Countys priciest home sale, with a 95% value increase since 2016. The 5,679 sq ft home features 4 beds, 4 full baths, 2 half baths, a library, wet bar, spa bath, and carriage house. It sold for 1.38% under list in just 4 days. Other notable sales include a Homewood house for $1.75M and a Mountain Brook property for $1.61M, both above ask. The market remains active with quick flips and premium overbids.
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Birmingham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Mountain Brook Home Tops Jefferson County Sales. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
A nearly four million dollar estate in Mountain Brook just topped the charts as Jefferson County's priciest home sale last week. That spot at 2,900 Mountain Brook Parkway went for 3.92 million on March 20th. It's a 5,679 square foot spot with four bedrooms, four full baths, two half baths and killer features like a library, wet bar, spa bath, and even a carriage house. Overall, 152 homes changed hands in the county between March 20th and March 26th. The average sale hit 407,540 dollars with a median of $2.87,500. Buyers snag deals averaging 2.12% below asking price. This mountain bird gym has ballooned 95% in value since 2016, Brazilo data. Handled by Ray and Point-or-Properties, it flew off the market in just 4 days, closing 1.38% under list. Meanwhile, other big moves included a homewood house on Whitehall Road selling for 1.7 million
5,000 above-ask and a Virginia road. Property in Mountain Brook jumping 34% over list to 1.61 million. Vistavia Hills and Hoover saw plenty of action too, with sales from 1.5 million down to around 670,000. The market's still buzzing with quick flips and some premium overbids, showing buyers are chasing prime spots hard. Keep watching these numbers. They're telling the real story of where folks are dropping serious cash around here. This has been Birmingham News Today, powered by AI.
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