2 Birmingham Homes That Have Something Unique to Offer!
Today, we visit two homes in Cherokee Bend and Redmont. Take a look inside and imagine calling one of these beautiful spots home.
English Tudor in Redmont
One home we love is found in Birmingham’s Redmont neighborhood. “Redmont is a historic neighborhood developed between 1911 and 1935 that extends along the crest of Red Mountain just outside of Mountain Brook,” Ray & Poynor Realtor Julie Harris explains. “In addition to its gorgeous estate homes, Redmont is in a prime location just minutes to downtown, UAB, English Village, great restaurants and fabulous shopping! Stroll up Stratford Circle for a fabulous view of the city and gorgeous sunsets.” The home we’re eying, located on Argyle Road, is a 1920s English Tudor notable for its classic details, including stone fireplaces, hardwood floors, high ceilings and a combination of formal and casual living spaces. “Extensive renovations have preserved the historic character of the home while providing modern day conveniences,” Julie shares.

















Family Home in Cherokee Bend
“Cherokee Bend is a close-in, family-oriented neighborhood with an award-winning elementary school and Mountain Brook Junior High and High School,” says Julie. “Here, you will find beautiful rolling hills, walking trails, large homes, sidewalks and a great sense of community.” Within this neighborhood, stately homes line the streets and house families who take advantage of everything Cherokee Bend has to offer. One home located on Harpers Ferry Road has caught our eye and boasts traditional design and plenty of space with its four bedrooms and four bathrooms. The foyer welcomes you to the home and leads to the central living space, and the family room is one of the most well-used spots in the home. “I love the elegant foyer and the great room, which leads to a beautiful covered deck overlooking the backyard. It is perfect for entertaining,” Julie says. “The family room has a cozy fireplace and floor-length windows.” You can also access the deck from the kitchen, a gorgeous space that is outfitted with stainless steel appliances, granite countertops and tile backsplash.














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This article is sponsored by Julie Harris of Ray & Poynor Properties. (205) 563-5049 • License #71930Alex Hendrickson
Alex is a Southern writer known for hunting down delicious stories and traveling the world with hunger. Her passions and interests lie in food, travel, interior design and inspiring people, and her dream is to eat a dozen oysters a day.



