Neighbors
Meridianville is north of Huntsville and east of Harvest, bordered by Hazel Green to the north and Moores Mill to the east1.
Huntsville Area Guide
Homes for sale in Meridianville, AL: Meridianville area guide
Meridianville sits on the old Nashville-to-Huntsville road, now US 231/431, and takes its name from the survey base meridian that runs through it1.
History
A village founded on a survey line
Settler Joseph Fenwick offered lots for sale in 1818, and within a decade the village had mills, gins and stores1.
Unincorporated
County government provides most services1; check utilities for each parcel.
Buyer notes
New subdivisions and rural lots side by side
North Madison County mixes new subdivisions with farmland. Check whether a lot is on sewer or septic, review any HOA covenants, and confirm school zoning with Madison County Schools2.
Common Questions
Meridianville, AL: common questions
Quick Answers
Homes for sale in Meridianville, AL: questions answered
Who can help me buy or sell a home in Meridianville, AL?
Nancy “Peaches” Brown, a realtor with LoKation Real Estate, helps buyers and sellers in Meridianville, AL and the greater Huntsville area. Use the contact page to send a request and she will reply to set a time.
What should I check before buying a home in Meridianville?
Confirm the city or county jurisdiction, the school assignment for the exact address and the FEMA flood map panel before you make an offer. This guide links the official sources.
Sources
Where these facts come from
Figures change. Verify details for a specific address with the official source before you decide.
- Meridianville, Alabama, Wikipedia (accessed 2026-10-15).
- Madison County Schools, Madison County Schools (accessed 2026-10-15).