Living in Leeds, AL: Homes, Schools and What to Know
Leeds is an eastern Birmingham suburb, about 18 miles from downtown via I-20, located primarily in Jefferson County with 12,324 residents at the 2020 census. It runs its own Leeds City School District. Confirm school zoning by address before you buy.
Leeds at a glance
- Counties: primarily Jefferson, extending into St. Clair and Shelby.
- Population: 12,324 at the 2020 census.
- Location: about 18 miles east of downtown Birmingham via I-20.
- Incorporated: April 27, 1887.
Schools in Leeds
Leeds has its own district, the Leeds City School District, with Leeds Primary (pre-K through 2nd grade), Leeds Elementary, Leeds Middle and Leeds High School.
Local places and events
The Jonathan Bass House Museum is home to the Leeds Historical Society. The city holds the Leeds Downtown Folk Festival and John Henry Celebration each year on the third weekend in September.
What to check before buying in Leeds
- School zoning for the exact address.
- Your commute to where you work.
See current listings on the Leeds homes for sale page.
Sources
Sources: Wikipedia: Leeds, Alabama (2020 census figures). Details change, so confirm current numbers and school zoning for any address.
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