2716 11th Ave S, Birmingham, AL 35205

Welcome to Handover Square Apartments located in the heart of Birmingham's historic Highlands neighborhood, the property offers a convenient downtown location just one block from Rhodes Park. Within minutes you'll find everything from entertainment, dining & nightlife to major universities like UAB or Samford.Spacious layout, plush carpet, central heating & air, fully equipped kitchen, dual vanities, tile bathroom, on site laundry and off street parking are a few of the features residents enjoy when living at Handover Square.For more information or if you are interested in scheduling a free tour, please call Renter's Assist on (205) 585-1508. We're available for apartment tours 7 days a week. For more great listings just like this one please visit our website at http://www.rentersassist.com 12 Month Neighborhood Description Highland Park is a misleading name for this neighborhood in Birmingham; you’ll be pleasantly surprised when you find out that there’s not one park but three! A shaded, winding street, Highland Avenue twists around the parks (Caldwell, Rhodes, and Rushton) that crater below street level and brim with dog lovers, young couples, and joggers at any time of day. The neighborhood, which has five national historic districts, was originally developed to make way for streetcars to access the Lakeview Park resort area. Consider the historic Donnelly House, one of your neighbors here, a 12,000-square-foot, Neo-classical mansion that is used as an event space because of its elegant interior and exterior gardens. You can find one of the city’s best kept secrets, Bicicoop, a bicycle co-op just off Highland Avenue. Highland Park boasts great living spaces and many people have made a home here because of its walkable areas, charming architecture and close vicinity to the Five Points and Lakeview entertainment districts. In addition you will find the Highland Park Golf Course, which used to be the Lakeview Baseball Park in the early 1900s, on the neighborhood’s Eastern border where Forest Park begins. Editorial provided courtesy of Renter's Assist