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Huntsville Overview

"The fourth largest city in the state, Huntsville, Alabama is a fantastic city located mostly in Madison County. The city is so great in fact that it boasts multiple nicknames, including ""Star of Alabama"" and ""Rocket City."" In close proximity to the Tennessee River, this city has a lot to offer including many great places to live with a variety of fun places to get out of the Huntsville apartment and enjoy. "

What is the history of Huntsville?

The first people who settled in Huntsville were Muscogee-speaking people around 1300 after traveling across the Mississippi River. In 1805, John Hunt, a Revolutionary War veteran and the namesake of the town, arrived and settled. Huntsville was incorporated in 1811, and it was the first incorporated town in the state of Alabama.

How is the weather in Huntsville?

The climate in Huntsville is a humid subtropical climate, and people who live here experience mild winters and a great deal of heat and humidity in the summertime. The average high temperature in the summer is about 90 °F (32.2 °C), and in the winter it is about 49 °F (9.4 °C).

How do I get around town?

There are many options for people in this city who want to go from place to place. There is public transit, which includes the Huntsville Shuttle that goes on 11 different fixed routes throughout the city, mostly within major shopping areas and downtown Huntsville. People can also get around via car or on foot. There are many bicycle routes in this city as well.

What is the Huntsville commute like?

Huntsville is served by multiple United States Highways, including Routes 231, 431, and 72. The Interstate Highway, I-565, connects the cities of Decatur and Huntsville to the I-65 Highway. Additionally, Alabama Highway 53 links Huntsville with I-65 in the city of Ardmore, Tennessee. The traffic around town is generally not too bad, although it is fairly congested when construction is taking place to improve the roads.

What are the local media outlets?

Since 1996, The Huntsville Times has been the only daily newspaper in the city, although there are many alternative newspapers, such as the Valley Planet, Redstone Rocket, and Speakin' Out News. There is also a lifestyle magazine, No'Ala Huntsville, that is published six times every year. Huntsville is also home to radio station KIH20 and has the 106th largest radio market in the country, and there are many local television stations.

Why live in Huntsville, AL?

There are many reasons why one would want to live in this city. There are many things to do, and it is a great place for people to enjoy nature, with all of the parks that are located throughout Huntsville. The museums and historic districts make it a place where you can also have all of the educational experiences that you would want. There are also many festivals that take place throughout the year, and becoming immersed in Huntsville culture can be an invaluable experience.

What Huntsville landmarks should I see?

There are many different landmarks that are worth visiting in this city. The Huntsville Botanical Garden is great for those who enjoy nature and want to learn about it, and there are many other parks as well. There is also the Saturn V replica at the US Space and Rocket Center that is worth seeing.

What is there to do around Huntsville?

Tourists and residents alike can enjoy a variety of things to do. There are multiple historic districts that are worth visiting for the architectural styles alone, as well as many museums. The US Space & Rocket Center is home to a Saturn V rocket that is a National Historic Landmark, and it is also home to the US Space Camp and Aviation Challenge programs. Additionally, there are many parks and golf courses.

Any annual festivals or Huntsville events to know?

"There are many annual festivals in Huntsville as well. In March, the Maslenitsa Russian/East-European ""Spring Festival"" is held. In April, there is the Panoply Arts Festival. Those who enjoy beer can enjoy the Rocket City Brewfest in May. September is the time for the Annual International Festival of North Alabama and the Big Spring Jam, and Con†Stellation is a science fiction convention that takes place every October."

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

Though Huntsville itself is home to many tourist attractions, people who live here will understandably want to go on vacations. There are many nearby destinations that many will love. The cities of Birmingham, Dauphin Island, Gadsden, and Montgomery all have a lot to offer, and there are great locations in Alabama such as McFarland Park, Burritt on the Mountain, Noccalula Falls Park, and more.

Where is the best place to move in Huntsville?

Though anywhere in Huntsville can be a great location for a residence, there are some areas that are popular for different reasons. If you want a good view of the natural surroundings, you should look into apartments located in the east and southeast parts of Huntsville. There are many hills here as well. There are many pasture lands and cotton fields in west Huntsville, which is good for people who want to live on flat land. If you want convenience and to live where the action is, you can find an apartment in downtown Huntsville as well.

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Huntsville, AL

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3.5
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Getting Around Huntsville, AL

Walk Score®

45 / 100

Car-Dependent

Most errands require a car

Bike Score®

49 / 100

Somewhat Bikeable

Minimal bike infrastructure

Transit Score®

15 / 100

Minimal Transit

It may be possible to get on a bus

What Are Walk Score®, Transit Score®, and Bike Score® Ratings?

  • Walk Score® measures the walkability of any address.
  • Transit Score® measures access to public transit.
  • Bike Score® measures the bikeability of any address.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Huntsville

How much are Studio apartments in Huntsville?

There are currently 49 Studio Apartments in Huntsville with rent ranges from $605 to $3,267 with an average price of $1,188.

What is the current price range for One Bedroom Huntsville Apartments for rent?

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Huntsville ranges from $600 to $4,841 with an average monthly rent of $1,313.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Huntsville cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Huntsville range from $750 to $6,935. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,622.

How expensive are Huntsville Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 164 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Huntsville on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $1,035 to $9,468 - averaging $2,007 for the location.

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