Your Guide to Buying a Home in Cullman, AL

Buying a Home in Cullman, Alabama

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Cullman is located in Cullman County

Population: 13,367 Located in northern Alabama, between Birmingham and Huntsville off I-65, the city of Cullman is actually situated on Brindley Mountain on the Cumberland Plateau. This location is why Cullman is number one in the state for agricultural production, especially the Sweet Potato.

Many attractions are enjoyed year-round by both residents and visitors alike including the Ave Maria Grotto, featuring 125 miniature reproductions of famous churches and buildings; the Clarkson Covered Bridge, one of the state's largest covered truss bridges; Cullman County Museum, rich in the area's history, displaying many archaelogical finds and artifacts; Looney's Amphitheatre hosting outdoor drama and concerts; and the Agricultural Trade Center, containing a 36,000 square foot arena hosting rodeos, horseshows, and the "Bluegrass Superjam".

Recreational opportunities abound including 21,000 acres of pristine water known as Smith Lake possessing 500 miles of shoreline for camping, fishing, and boating. Some 50 parks call Cullman home where folks and families can swim, jog, bike, picnic, and enjoy an array of outdoor sports.