Sandy Pines, Tuscaloosa, AL 35405
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Sandy Pines by D.R. Horton
Tuscaloosa, AL 35405

  • 3-5 Beds
  • 2-3 Baths
  • 1,272-2,511 sqft

$264,900 - $319,900

Est. Mortgage $1,545/mo*
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$264,900 - $319,900

Est. Mortgage $1,545/mo*
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3-5 Beds
2-3 Baths
1,272-2,511 sqft

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Quick Move-in Homes (7)

All (7)
3 bd (1)
4 bd (6)
11608 Shortleaf Ln
3bd
2ba
1,272 sqft
$264,900
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11602 Shortleaf Ln
4bd
2ba
1,497 sqft
$279,900
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11591 Shortleaf Ln
4bd
2.5ba
1,613 sqft
$282,900
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11590 Shortleaf Ln
4bd
2ba
1,774 sqft
$295,900
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11596 Shortleaf Ln
4bd
2ba
1,774 sqft
$295,900
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11603 Shortleaf Ln
4bd
2ba
1,774 sqft
$302,400
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11584 Shortleaf Ln
4bd
2.5ba
2,164 sqft
$309,900
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Buildable Plans (8)

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3 bd (2)
4 bd (5)
5 bd (1)
The Aldridge Plan
3bd
2ba
1,272 sqft
$264,900+
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The Aaron Plan
3bd
2ba
1,272 sqft
$264,900+
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The Freeport Plan
4bd
2ba
1,497 sqft
$274,900+
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The Taylor Plan
4bd
2.5ba
1,613 sqft
$294,900+
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The Cali Plan
4bd
2ba
1,774 sqft
$302,400+
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The Arden Plan
4bd
2.5ba
1,885 sqft
$306,900+
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The Penwell Plan
4bd
2.5ba
2,164 sqft
$319,400+
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The Hayden Plan
5bd
3ba
2,511 sqft
$319,900+
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Buildable Plans provided by D.R. Horton

Community Description

Visit Sandy Pines by D.R. Horton, our new home community in Tuscaloosa, Alabama! Located just minutes away from the University of Alabama and Shelton State Community College in Moundville, AL, making this a great place for potential homebuyers with a commute to these college towns. Moundville is filled with a rich archeological history as well and offers places to hike for outdoor adventurers. Sandy Pines is conveniently situated right off AL-69 S, offering quick access to all the fine dining, shopping, and entertainment Tuscaloosa has to offer.

Sandy Pines features home plans up to 1,272 square feet to larger plans up to 2,511 square feet, with elegant kitchens, stylish and durable flooring. The easy-to-use Smart Home Technology Package included in every home provides the ultimate convenience, allowing you to control key features with the touch of a button. Featured conveniences include lighting automation, IQ panel, video doorbell, keyless front door entry, and temperature control from the ease of your phone.

Home to the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa is a bustling city of innovation and economic growth, featuring a lively downtown district, the largest outdoor amphitheater in West Alabama, the River Market, and the Gateway Innovation and Discovery Center. Tuscaloosa is perfect for outdoor-inspired lifestyles, with its winding two-mile path along the Black Warrior River and almost 2,000 acres of green space, including over 35 parks, boat landings, six activity centers, and an 18-hole award-winning golf course. Plus, you're just minutes from boating, fishing, or relaxing on Lake Tuscaloosa. These homes will sell quickly, so tour Sandy Pines today and discover your new home!
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Sales Office
11549 Linna Lane
Tuscaloosa, AL 35405
(205) 496-6625

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What Locals Say about Tuscaloosa

At least 447 Trulia users voted on each feature.

  • 91 % Say car is needed

  • 75 % Say yards are well-kept

  • 73 % Say parking is easy

  • 68 % Say there's holiday spirit

  • 67 % Say it's dog friendly

  • 58 % Say kids play outside

  • 53 % Say it's quiet

  • 49 % Say streets are well-lit

  • 49 % Say there are sidewalks

  • 49 % Say people would walk alone at night

  • 46 % Say neighbors are friendly

  • 45 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years

  • 33 % Say there's wildlife

  • 32 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores

  • 27 % Say there are community events

  • 26 % Say it's walkable to restaurants

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  • fruitsnackbears
    "Public transit is shite; the city cares more about improving the main roads instead of providing better routes for the buses. "
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  • fruitsnackbears
    "The city isn’t particularly walkable, so people with dogs resort to taking them to local parks to play."
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  • Kristi Jones
    "Traffic is bad depending on where you are commuting to and from. I live more on northport side and don’t go through downtown everyday "
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  • Mcenna Cowger
    "Alot of trash, No walking, nice mainly older people, very beautiful neighborhood though minus trash "
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  • Marcus Wash
    "I love the environment. Tuscaloosa is a very special place. I’m not from Alabama but I love that I’m here now."
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  • Courtney Morrison
    "I have lived here 7 years, I enjoy the neighborhood but I do feel it has went downhill due to some uncaring and disrespectful renters in the neighborhood."
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  • Trulia User
    "Unsafe and not kid friendly. Violence and eyesores all around. Surrounding schools are failing schools. The neighborhood that lack essentials that many people need to survive. "
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  • Trulia User
    "We are near everything Tuscaloosa has to offer. If you work at UA, downtown or DCH, it is a 4 minute commute"
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  • Trulia User
    "There is a huge park on the river where you could walk and play with your dog. The only downside is that most dog parks are inside of individual neighborhoods and the only public one is over 9 miles away."
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  • Trulia User
    "Nice area to live in nice people nice outside nice weather outside good weather a lot of nice people and lots of fun quality and good areas here "
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  • Lourdie12
    "Nice place to walk with leashed dogs! Dogs should be curbed and the University park is very nice to walk your dog"
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  • Stangoffjr
    "The neighborhood seems friendly enough. Most properties are well maintained. Several rental properties which do not seem to devalue properties. The Hillcrest school system could use an overhaul. Scale 1-10 (7). "
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  • Anointed One
    "Decent area with decent community. Bananas even college is in on game nights. Schools are great in this area."
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  • Melo K.
    "They would like the side walks and parks located near the area. It’s quite a pet friendly area. Most residents own dogs. Gates are most properties and pet areas are well kept. "
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  • Trulia User
    "Minimum traffic. Easy access to local restaurants, malls and interstate. School traffic is low and well managed in my area. "
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  • Vickie H.
    "Not pet friendly, you have to pay extra if you own pets. Very seldom do I see dogs and never see people walking dogs. Do see stray cats from time to time."
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  • Cpurnell2323
    "We have neighborhood food trucks & walkways. Shopping, grocery stores & medical needs are mins away."
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  • Jackie H.
    "The area is conveniently located near grocery stores and shopping area. Schools are close by, also. The neighborhood is safe."
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  • Kiara D.
    "we do absolutely nothing collectively in our neighborhood! however, the neighbors are friendly, when you speak to them."
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  • Sarahminordesign
    "Great area to live. Close to everything. Grocery store. Gas stations. Great schools. Quiet neighborhood. "
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  • Lesleyannsmits
    "It’s college kids. It takes 10-12 minutes to walk to very central places but it’s college kid area. I love to walk so the walk is nice, but construction is always there and the price of every day things are marked up. I do love 12th Street-it’s slightly calmer and than the Other streets. "
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  • Llay180
    "The people honestly, on holidays or not there is always a celebration. Happy and pure with life although tainted a little. It’s practically like going to a family reunion meeting all the family you didn’t know you had"
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  • Lesleyannsmits
    "It’s an 8 minute walk to edge of campus, it’s amazing if you’re in school. You can walk places if you want, but not many options to walk to, unless you want to walk really far to Downtown. "
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  • Leah M.
    "great location to avoid traffic in a college town and still have access to plenty of grocery and restaurant options"
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  • Lex
    "It’s not a safe place to live in general, especially for dogs and cats. If your pet gets out, don’t expect to get them back. "
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  • Lex
    "It’s okay unless it’s 7am, 3pm, 5pm, and 11pm. During those times, traffic is the worst. Any other time you should be okay. "
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  • Willmarshall35
    "We don’t have any neighborhood events. We just fix the house up on holidays and let the kids walk to see everything. "
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  • Jemeka H.
    "We don’t have many gated areas and it’ll be dangerous to keep dogs and children in the same enviornment. "
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  • Perry D. H.
    "I grew up in this neighborhood and now live here with my husband and two kids. It’s always been an area that’s great for families. The schools are less than 5 minutes away and the golf course is great to walk on. People even fish in the ponds. "
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  • Nmunderwood79
    "I’ve lived here since 95 and watched this community grow! It’s quiet and the neighbors look out for each other "
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  • Cmstolting
    "Need car to get around. If you live close to downtown then you’ll be surrounded by students. I live 15min away and live by mostly professionals"
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  • Albertinap1
    "No sidewalks. No parking. Stray animals. People don’t like dogs. Not safe. The railroad holds for long periods of time at crossings. "
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  • Melo K.
    "MLK parades Church events School events that’s pretty much all. Everything else is done on other side of town. "
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  • Raf2590
    "The neighborhood is kid friendly. All neighbors look out for each other. It’s quiet. ................."
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  • Vickie H.
    "City curfew for 17 and under, not really safe, crime rate is high. Most neighborhoods well kept. No youth activity centers. Consist of mostly lower income housing and lower priced homes."
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  • Kim H.
    "I've lived in this neighborhood for 25 years. I love my neighbors. the neighborhood association is active. there are two churches & a school. it's convenient."
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  • Jay
    "This neighborhood is ok for college style living. I wouldn't recommend it for anything other than that though. Pricing is decent but you get what you pay for."
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  • MaudE
    "I have owned a house here for over 20 years. I keep an apartment in it, and rent out the other spaces. Druid City Historic District, beautiful old houses and quiet safe streets. People are friendly but not nosey. Perfect location, 15 min walk to UA football games, 5 min walk to Government Plaza. Amphitheater, River Market, all the downtown restaurants and bars nearby. Queen City has joined UA campus, downtown, and river commerce for the nearly 200 years Tuscaloosa has been here."
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  • Zaphod Beeblebrox
    "A bunch of very ignorant people live here. They're so primitive they think digital watches are a pretty neat thing."
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  • Kelliewalsh1212
    "The University fo Alabama is pretty cool. It’s loud, but fun. I have grown out of it. Great for when you are in college"
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Sandy Pines is a new community in Tuscaloosa, AL by D.R. Horton. This new construction community offers 3-5 bed, 2-3 bath homes ranging from 1,272-2,511 sqft. There are 8 plan types available at Sandy Pines.