Properties for Sale in Spanish Fort, AL
Spanish Fort is an oceanfront city directly north of the town of Daphne in Baldwin County, Alabama. The city sits north along Interstate 10 and is a bridge crossing away from Mobile’s city to the east. Residents in this community enjoy access to a variety of amenities that they can enjoy with their families. The nearby commercial centers centered around the shopping malls of Town Center Park and Eastern Shore Centre provide convenient destinations for your retail, dining, and recreational needs. Families are also a short drive away from the beach where they can enjoy the Atlantic’s refreshing ocean waters.
Real Estate in Spanish Fort includes single-family homes in suburban neighborhoods, townhouses, luxury subdivisions, a golf community, and estate homes. North of the city is a vast swathe of well-preserved wooded areas with some residential properties mixed along the hillsides. The subdivisions here enjoy a private living environment that’s detached from the rest of the city. Further into the city center, you’ll find the majority of the residential developments in the community. Home prices in the region average around the mid $300,000 mark, but some homes are listed closer to the $200,000 for those looking for a more conservative purchase. The rest of the available supply in the market goes above this range, with a significant portion of four to five-bedroom houses coming in at the $500,000 range. If you need help finding a home for your family in Spanish Fort, please feel free to send us a message or a call today.
Market Overview
Spanish Fort Real Estate Statistics
Median Home Price
$299,490
Price Per Square Feet
$128
Average Days on Market
193 Days
Households
3,278
Home Ownership
61.3%
Median Rent
$1,122
What's To Love
Like other neighboring communities, the crime rate is low in the area, providing a safe living environment perfect for families looking for a new home in the region. Home prices are also quite good in comparison to nearby cities. Residents enjoy easy access to shopping malls, schools, public parks, and the many big-city attractions in Mobile.
What's Not To Love
Although a bit more affordable than neighboring areas, home prices in Spanish Fort are still above the Alabama median home price.
Is it for me?
Who is this community for
There are plenty of job opportunities in the area, and the climate is quite good, making it an ideal place for those looking to move here from outside the state. Residents are a short drive away from the cities of Fairhope and Mobile and the many tourist-friendly attractions in the county’s southern tip. Buyers looking for a moderately priced luxury community will find attractive property options in the area. The city is also home to a lovely golf community that provides resort-like amenities and a challenging course for players to enjoy.
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Latest Properties for Sale in Spanish Fort, AL
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Meet the locals
Who Lives in Spanish Fort, Alabama
Population
9,732
Median Age
37.9
Median Household Income
$100,904
Associates Degree or Higer
52.32%
Cost of Living Index
100.3
Elderly Percentage
19.81%
Entertainment
Things to do in Spanish Fort
Meaher State Park
Family-friendly nature preserve on an island directly west of the city.
Timber Creek Golf Club
27-hole championship course designed by renowned architect Earl Stone, featuring scenic views, rolling fairways, and beautiful tree lines.
Spanish Fort Center
Extensive shopping center with luxury brands, chain stores, groceries, restaurants, and more.
Spanish Fort PREMIERE 14 Eastern Shore
A chain moviehouse showcasing the latest feature films.
Education
Schools in Spanish Fort
| School Name | Grades | Admission |
|---|---|---|
| Spanish Fort High School | 9 - 12 | Public |
| Spanish Fort Middle School | 6 - 8 | Public |
| Rockwell Elementary School | K - 5 | Public |
| Spanish Fort Elementary School | K - 5 | Public |
On the map
Spanish Fort Map
FAQ
Frequently Asked Question about Spanish Fort, AL
Spanish Fort sits at the north end of the Eastern Shore on Interstate 10, with the Causeway (U.S. 90/98) also running across the delta to Mobile. That gives commuters two routes across the bay. The I-10 Bayway can back up at rush hour, but the Mobile River Bridge and Bayway Project closed its first-phase financing in September 2026 and began full construction in October 2026, including widening the Bayway to three lanes each way. Tolls are planned for the new bridge, but none are collected until it opens, currently projected around 2031.
Spanish Fort is the gateway to the Mobile-Tensaw Delta, the second-largest river delta in the country, where the Mobile, Spanish, Tensaw, Apalachee, and Blakeley rivers meet Mobile Bay. The 5 Rivers Delta Resource Center on the Causeway is the easiest starting point, with nature trails, a kayak launch, exhibits, and guided boat and paddle tours. Residents use the delta year-round for fishing, kayaking, and wildlife watching.
Historic Blakeley State Park is more than 2,100 acres just north of Spanish Fort and the site of the Battle of Fort Blakeley on April 9, 1865, often called the last major battle of the Civil War. The park preserves miles of original earthwork fortifications, the site of the early Alabama town of Blakeley, and trails along the Tensaw River. It’s open daily and is a favorite for hiking, history, and river views.
Eastern Shore Centre in Spanish Fort is the area’s open-air shopping center, with department stores, national retailers, boutiques, restaurants, and community events throughout the year. Between it and the stores along Highway 31 and the Causeway, most everyday shopping is close to home, and downtown Mobile is a short drive across the bay.
Spanish Fort public schools are part of the Baldwin County Public School System and include Rockwell Elementary, Spanish Fort Elementary, Spanish Fort Middle, and Spanish Fort High, which opened in 2005. For private school, Bayside Academy in Daphne is nearby. Assignments depend on the address, so we verify zoning for any home you’re considering.
