Welcome to Inverness - a Covenant Community developed as one of the first Planned Unit Developments in Alabama.  Located near Birmingham south of Interstate 459 and west of Hwy 280, Inverness includes single family homes, townhouses, apartments, commercial centers and an office complex.

2012 IMHA Election Results 

After several years of compiling information and photos, the book is finally available – Inverness: The Legacy of a Green Community. Inverness was a precursor to the “Go Green” movement. This book is about the history and development practices used to create the green environment for the 1,650-acre mixed-use community of Inverness in Birmingham, Alabama. The end result was proof that green development creates a valuable community and a better quality of life for those within it. Softbound - 90 pages with 59 color photos & maps. Self-published by the author, the book is available at www.CreateSpace.com/3567909 (a division of Amazon). $34.99 More on the Author >>>

2011 IMHA Annual Meeting video presented by N2N on Vimeo.

The IMHA serves nearly 800 homes in 10 neighborhoods each with a unique architectural setting in a wooded environment.  The IMHA is an advocate to city and county governments on issues that affect all of Inverness.

The Inverness Country Club course meanders between the neighborhoods with many homes having golf course views.  The course was renovated in 2006 at a cost exceeding one million dollars.  A new clubhouse was recently constructed and the tennis complex was expanded and enhanced.  A swimming complex is also part of the country club.

Recently the City of Hoover acquired 77 acres for the Inverness Nature Park.  Shelby County is presently planning a greenway through Inverness.  Both Shelby County and the City of Hoover built the Veterans Park at the Spain Park campus.