Living in Theodore, AlTheodore Alabama is a small town with a population just over 6800, easily found on Hwy 90, with lots of access to I-10 (three exits 15, 13, and 10) in the southern part of Mobile County. Theodore is considered part of the Mobile Metropolitan Area. Located 15 minutes from downtown Mobile, 10 from the Mall, and about 20 in either direction from the state line (Mississippi or Florida) it just might be the most convenient place to live in Mobile County. Of course, once here you may never actually need to leave because Theodore is complete with its own stores, banks, restaurants, beauty saloons, public library, etc. Here you will find one of Alabama’s most popular tourist attractions, Bellingrath Gardens and Home, a 65 acre historic water front estate famous for its stunning gardens and annual “Christmas in Lights” display. It is also home to the Mobile Grey Hound Park. Visitors and residents to the area can enjoy River boat cruises or just the water in general. Theodore is situated on the western shore of Mobile Bay and has many wonderful water front communities along Dog River, Fowl River, and Rabbit Creek. These communities, both waterfront or not, can fit any budget from below $100,000 to over $1.5 million. There are four public elementary schools, one public middle school, one public high school, and several private schools. After school activities can be enjoyed at TTCA or TAA little league ball parks, the Theodore Chapter of the Boys and Girls club, or at one of many dance studios. | More Local Area InformationMany retailers and professionals have made their homes in South Mobile County. Satsumas (from the tangerine family) were a major crop for the farmer... Read moreTillman’s Corner is just that, beginning at the corner of Mobile County on the south side of Mobile (located on Hwy 90), just north of Interstat... Read moreIrvington, Alabama is located in South Mobile County just past Theodore and before Grand Bay Alabama, South of Interstate I-10. Many Gulfport... Read moreBayou La Batre, Alabama is home to Alma Bryant High School with a winning Football team known as “The Hurricanes,” also referred to as the “Canes.... Read moreGrand Bay, Alabama is known as The Watermelon Capital! The annual Watermelon Festival held in Grand Bay, Alabama each year on July 4th has a lon... Read moreMobile, Alabama is located at the head of Mobile Bay, 31 miles from the Gulf of Mexico. Situated in the southwest portion of the state, it is th... Read moreFairhope, Alabama is a charming small town recognized as one of the top retirement communities in America. It is known for its distinctive displa... Read moreChickasaw, Alabama is located in north Mobile County between Prichard, Alabama and Saraland, Alabama. Chickasaw is an historical town built durin... Read moreDaphne, Alabama includes the large Lake Forest subdivision, a planned community with country club amenities available for a monthly fee. The style... Read moreDauphin Island, just as beautiful as name sounds! What a perfect place to live if you want to be on vacation even at home. Dauphin Island, Alabam... Read moreLocated off the mainland of Mobile is Dauphin Island, a three-mile long island where many residents of Mobile enjoy its miles of white sandy beache... Read moreDauphin Island is home of the largest Fishing Rodeo in the United States, held the 3rd weekend of every July. The week before the main fishing rode... Read moreSpanish Fort, Alabama sits high on the bluff of the Eastern Shore overlooking Mobile Bay. Spanish Fort is located in Baldwin County and is one o... Read moreTwenty-two miles of beauty. The Fort Morgan area of Gulf Shores is highly regarded as a serene location for those who prefer quiet, nature-fille... Read moreAs the news hit of ThyssenKrupp Steel building its 3.7 billion square foot steel plant at the Mobile/Washington County line in Mt Vernon on Hwy 43 i... Read moreThe lively oak-canopied main street of Magnolia Springs is worth making a special trip to visit, but just picture yourself driving along that and th... Read moreLoxley’s positioning at the intersection of the east-west I-10 corridor and the Hwy. 59 north-south beach route makes it ultra-convenient to large... Read more“The Sunshine of Baldwin County” began as a farming settlement in 1905, taking advantage of the L&N Railroad that transported agricultural goods t... Read moreIn 1905, just four years after its founding, Foley became South Baldwin County’s rail center. From here, agricultural goods were shipped throughou... Read moreNestled along the southeastern shore of Mobile Bay, in the inside coast of the Fort Morgan peninsula, is an unincorporated fishing community tha... Read more |
