Historic Farm Country in North Auburn
Gold Hill is a historic community in north-central Lee County, just south of the Chambers County line. Most of it lies within Auburn’s city limits. It was settled in the 1830s and named for an early settler, Goldsmith. Alabama Highway 147 passes through, and the area is known for its farmland and historic homes, including the James Ellington House and “Roamer’s Roost,” home of silversmith William Spratling.
Ideal for Buyers Who Want Land and History
Gold Hill suits buyers who want acreage and a country setting while staying connected to Auburn.
Why Choose Gold Hill?
Historic farm country with room to spread out, inside Auburn’s reach. As local investors and a family business ourselves, we’ll help you find the right street, the right home, and the right price.
Gold Hill FAQs
Where is Gold Hill located?
Gold Hill is in north-central Lee County, just south of the Chambers County line along Alabama Highway 147. Most of it lies within Auburn’s city limits.
Contact Us:
For more information about homes for sale in Gold Hill, contact us at:
Hallmark Properties
Phone: 334-329-0787
Email: info@hallmarkproperties.co
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