From the Leeds, Alabama website
"The City of Leeds was incorporated in 1887 as the primary population center of an area known as the Cahaba Valley, a region of fertile bottomland nourished by the Cahaba and Little Cahaba rivers. At first, the War of 1812 and its politics brought families to the Cahaba Trail at Leeds. By 1820, the Cahaba Trail became a road and a major stagecoach route through three counties.
The discovery of rich and valuable natural resources accelerated the region’s growth in the mid- to late-1800s. The discoveries of ore and minerals and the arrival of the railroads brought the Industrial Revolution to Leeds’ doorstep. In fact, as a newly incorporated city, Leeds was named for the noted industrial city of England where a bricklayer invented the Portland cement process.The mineral findings brought Leeds Standard Portland Cement Company as well as population growth to Leeds. Known today as Lehigh, this company has continuously operated since 1906."
WELCOME to 1824 Linden Street, a charming single-family home in the heart of Leeds, Al. This beautifully updated home features 3 spacious bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms. Th...
Listing courtesy of EXIT Realty Southern Select.
The enchanting rc morgan plan is loaded with curb appeal with its welcoming covered front porch and attractive front yard landscaping. This home features an open floor pl...
Listing courtesy of Rausch Coleman Realty Group, L.
VIEWS, VIEWS,VIEWS! This beautiful home is locate on a FANTASTIC CUL-DE-SAC. It offers a full basement and a wonderful screened deck for enjoying these unbeatable views....
Listing courtesy of RE/MAX of Orange Beach.