1006 Alabama Ave, Selma, AL, 36701

Highlights

• Prime Downtown Selma Locations
• Eligible for Historic Tax Credits & Grant Funding
• Historic Structures Ideal for Boutique Redevelopment
• Ideal for Cash Buyers, Private Investors, or Mission-Driven Groups
• Additional information and property tour available upon receiving verifiable proof of funds (POF)
• 10% discount available if entire portfolio is purchased
• OWNER FINANCING available, motivated seller

Description

Expansive Historic Commercial Building | ±18,273 SF | Zoned B-1 General Business

Presenting 1006 Alabama Ave, a substantial ±18,273 square foot historic building in the heart of Selma, Alabama. This prominent structure offers incredible potential for adaptive reuse—ideal for a community center, mixed-use development, educational facility, or boutique hospitality.

Built with classic early 20th-century architecture and zoned B-1 General Business, the property sits within Selma’s downtown district, surrounded by civic buildings, historic landmarks, and ongoing revitalization efforts.

As part of the Selma Six portfolio, 1006 Alabama Ave is eligible for historic tax credits and grant funding, providing a valuable incentive for investors and developers seeking to make a lasting impact through thoughtful redevelopment.

FOR SALE – Individually or as Part of the Selma Six Portfolio | Historic Redevelopment Opportunity in the Heart of Selma

Step into a rare opportunity to own a piece of American history. Located in the heart of downtown Selma, 1006 Alabama Ave is one of six architecturally significant properties comprising the Selma Six Portfolio—a historic redevelopment opportunity rooted in the legacy of the Civil Rights Movement.

The full portfolio includes:
1. 25 Broad St – ±33,800 SF
2. 1006 Alabama Ave – ±18,273 SF
3. 1010 Water Ave – ±4,000 SF
4. 1012 Water Ave – ±6,974 SF
5. 114 Broad St – ±4,353 SF
6. 515 Mabry St – ±33,543 SF on 2.65 acres

Together, these buildings offer a unique chance to revitalize downtown Selma through mixed-use, hospitality, cultural, or community-driven development. Five of the six properties require full renovation, providing a blank canvas for visionary investors, developers, or preservationists ready to reimagine the city’s next chapter.

Whether acquired individually or as a transformative portfolio, 1006 Alabama Ave and the Selma Six represent a once-in-a-generation opportunity to invest in a story that shaped the nation.