Welcome to Lot 9 on Stonebridge Court — a rare opportunity to own a beautiful cul-de-sac property with privacy, character, and endless potential. This unique parcel is being offered separately, giving you the opportunity to build your dream home in an established setting with a feature that is nearly impossible to replicate: your own fully stocked pond. The pond has been thoughtfully improved and is stocked with more than 1,000 catfish and bream, creating a peaceful backdrop for everyday living, entertaining, fishing, or simply enjoying the view. The property is already enhanced with a privacy fence and detailed lion gates, giving the lot a distinctive entrance and an added sense of seclusion. Tucked into the cul-de-sac, the setting feels private and inviting while still offering the flexibility to make the property your own. For buyers looking for even more space and privacy, Lot 9 can also be purchased along with the home at 1645 Stonebridge Court, creating the opportunity to own all three lots together. Imagine having the residence, pool, outdoor living spaces, and pond all connected into one private retreat with room to spread out and enjoy. Proper shed and dog house are located on this lot. They only convey with full price offers. Whether you envision building a custom home overlooking the water or combining the parcel with 1645 Stonebridge MLS#7857109 for an exceptional multi-lot property, Lot 9 offers a truly special opportunity in a setting that is hard to find.
Warwick, located between Airport Boulevard and Cottage Hill Road, is a residential and suburban Mobile neighborhood with mid-century ranch homes and leafy, curving streets. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Airport Boulevard corridor near University Boulevard, where low-slung plazas, local eateries, and service storefronts set a steady, everyday rhythm. Housing trends toward brick one-stories with broad lawns and mature oaks, giving blocks a calm, established feel. Nearby green space and recreation nodes shape an outdoors-forward routine. Cultural gravity comes from the Mobile Museum of Art, the Mobile Botanical Gardens, and the Bragg-Mitchell Mansion, each adding a distinct local layer. Commutes and errands orbit the Airport Boulevard spine, while side streets stay quiet and shaded.
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Property details
Exterior
Finance
Exterior features
Fenced for privacy
Cleared land
Pond
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Home design
Land
Utilities
None listed
HOA & community
Annual association fee of $150
Electricity and solar
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