Montgomery offers an array of cultural and recreational opportunities for its residents — from natural green spaces to bustling shops, historic sites, restaurants, and other businesses. The downtown area, filled with revered historic sites, has been revitalized as the place to go for fine dining, minor league baseball and a lively nightlife filled with great fun and food.

Entertainment abounds in Montgomery and the River Region. Families can enjoy minor league baseball at a state-of-the-arts stadium, the amazing Montgomery Zoo, cruise the river on the Riverboat Harriot II and kayak the soon-to-open acclaimed Montgomery Whitewater park. Golfers have access to two city courses and only minutes away from the award-winning Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail at Capitol Hill. The culture and history of Montgomery can be explored with visits to Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, Civil Rights Memorial, The Legacy Museum, to name a few.

Families considering a move to Montgomery will be pleased with educational opportunities offered by Montgomery Public Schools System’s 52 schools, including three MAGNET schools, with one ranked #1 in the State of Alabama.

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The best way to find the new home of your dreams in Montgomery, Alabama is to work with an experienced real estate agent. Buying a new home is an exciting milestone, and having the right team by your side can limit the amount of time (and stress) that can sometimes be overwhelming. Our agents specialize in new home construction from the ground up. Their knowledge of working with the design team to working one-on-one with the builder is crucial to new homebuyers. Reach out to a Lowder new home agent in Montgomery to learn more.

For almost 70 years, we have dedicated ourselves to building stunning, sturdy, single-family homes that stand the test of time. We use nothing but the finest, high-quality building materials and home products from the industry’s leading manufacturers. Thanks to our unbeatable warranties and high standards of customer service — both during and after the sale — we’ve earned the reputation of being central Alabama’s most trusted homebuilder.

Why choose Lowder New Homes?

• We have almost 70 years of residential homebuilding experience.
• We are Alabama owned and operated.
• Our new home warranty comes with our full-service Warranty Department and 24-Hour Response Line, ensuring you receive the best possible after-sales service.
• We offer exceptional interior design services to help you style and decorate your new construction home in Montgomery, Alabama.
• We’re recognized by Builder magazine and the National Association of Homebuilders as one of the Top 100 Builders in the nation.
• We achieved the highest national honor and status of Diamond Builder by 2-10 Homebuilders Warranty for excellence in construction standards and customer satisfaction.
• Each new construction home undergoes a thorough, independent third-party inspection.

Why buy Lowder new construction?

Real estate in Montgomery is naturally in high demand, especially during the school year. When considering a new home purchase in Montgomery many people start with the typical MLS real estate listings search, checking out open houses, and working with a realtor. The property value of new construction is typically comparable to those of existing homes in the area. Some other reasons to consider working directly with a new construction homebuilder:

New condition
From appliances to the HVAC system, from plumbing to electrical, all aspects of a new construction home are, well, new. This fact means you’ll enjoy a move-in-ready, low-maintenance home with no need for renovation.

Energy-efficient
New construction homes are built to higher codes of energy efficiency than you’ll find in older homes, so you’ll save on utility costs while protecting the environment.

Avoid unexpected costs
With a new construction home, there’s no outdated plumbing to repair, no residual lead paint to remove, no roof to replace, and no unexpected cracks in the foundation.

Customization options
With an older home, “customizing” generally means you must pay extra to renovate the house to meet your needs. With a new construction home, you make those individual choices as you go, so you get to make it yours when you buy it — not afterward.