107 North Avenue

There’s a stretch of shoreline in Fairhope where the land opens wide and the horizon does the talking. Just over 2.5 acres, with 188' tracing the edge of Mobile Bay, this is a place shaped more by light, water, and time than anything built upon it. A mix of oaks, magnolias, maples, and pines create a natural canopy that offer shade and a sense of permanence. The remains of an old pier - pilings still standing - hint at long afternoons once spent out over the water, and invite the next chapter to take form. A spring-fed pond on the lower level stays cool year round. Two approaches lead you here: a deeded drive in from North Ave to the higher ground, and another path beyond the Fairhope Public Beach & Duck pond to the lower shoreline. Both feel like entrances to something set apart, yet you’re only moments from the rhythm of Downtown Fairhope with its unique local shops, restaurants, and its familiar charm. Mobile Bay with its shallow waters and gentle breeze creates a signature glow at sunset, where light lingers and reflects across the horizon. The bay is always in motion, shifting from glassy calm mornings to breezy afternoons. Its unique brackish ecosystem supports everything from dolphins to coastal birds, and even the occasional “jubilee,” when marine life gathers along the shore in a phenomenon found in only a few places in the world. More protected than the open Gulf, the water here is gentler making it ideal for boating, kayaking, or skiing. The existing structures - upper main house, 2 garages, and smaller beach dwelling - stand as they are, ready for either restoration or removal. What matters most is the land itself, and the rare opportunity to shape something meaningful along one of the most recognized stretches of the Bay, just beside the Fairhope pier and surrounding parkland. It’s not often a setting like this becomes available. And it doesn’t ask for much - only your vision. Buyer to verify all information during due diligence.