Selmont-West Selmont, AL

Sitting just across the Alabama River from Selma, Selmont-West Selmont offers a quiet, small-town setting right on the edge of the city. Because it is an unincorporated community, daily life here has a relaxed, rural feel, while remaining closely tied to its neighbor across the water. For most shopping, dining, and healthcare, residents take a quick trip across the Edmund Pettus Bridge into downtown Selma, making it easy to enjoy city conveniences while living in a more laid-back neighborhood.

The area is deeply rooted in American history, with the historic Selma-to-Montgomery trail running right through the community along Highway 80. Living in Selmont gives you a peaceful residential pocket with a strong sense of local identity. You will rely on Dallas County for municipal services and public utilities, but the historic riverfront, community events, and downtown businesses in Selma are always just minutes away from your front door.