Houses for Sale in Troy, AL

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Troy is the most searched town on our site, and single-family houses are one of its most common searches. See all Troy real estate, create a free account to save this search and receive alerts, or call South Place Properties at 334-245-0763 to speak with an agent.

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Single-Family Homes in Troy, Alabama

Troy is the Pike County seat and home to Troy University, and its houses include older homes on the streets near the downtown square, brick ranches in established neighborhoods and homes on larger lots outside the city limits. The university brings sports, concerts and a steady rental market, while the surrounding countryside offers room for gardens, shops and outbuildings. US 231 and US 29 meet in Troy, and Montgomery is about fifty minutes north. This search lists every single-family house for sale in Troy. South Place Properties can help you compare homes and locations. See Pike County land or browse farms for sale.

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What is Troy, Alabama known for?
Troy is the Pike County seat and home to Troy University.
How far is Troy from Montgomery?
Montgomery is about fifty minutes north of Troy by US 231.

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