Marie Smith
Broker Assoc., CRS, GRI
Excellence in Service Since 1984

Our location is in Baldwin County Alabama on the Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay. Following are some interesting, helpful facts to assist you in relocating to our wonderful area. (Area code for all phone number is 251.)

The Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce covers the cities of Daphne, Fairhope and Spanish Fort and the unincorporated areas of Malbis, Montrose, Blakeley Point Clear & Barnwell.

For phone numbers not listed, please contact directory assistance. Visit us at our website: www.ESChamber.com Email: office@ESChamber.com. Area code - 251

Alabama's Eastern Shore continues to be discovered regularly by people searching for the best possible quality of life. The string of communities along the Eastern Shore is mature, yet youthful. These communities consist of three cities: Daphne, Fairhope, Spanish Fort and other pockets of beauty such as Blakeley, Belforest, Malbis, Montrose, Point Clear, and Barnwell on the Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay. The favorable climate and warm waters of Mobile Bay are welcoming year round.

The current business climate is strong and healthy, and the forecast for future business opportunities is bright. Access by air, road and water is easy.

Eastern Shore public and private school students consistently exceed national averages with their ACT scores. Well-respected centers of traditional and non-traditional higher education lie in attractive, convenient settings. Quality health care, some highly specialized, is readily available throughout the bay area.

Recreational opportunities abound: water sports clearly dominate, but open green space is abundant for residents and visitors alike, as are golf and tennis facilities. Leisure activities in the arts, year-round festivals and other events celebrate the good life along the Eastern Shore.

Development, growth and quality of life along the Eastern Shore have been principal considerations of the Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce since its inception as the Fairhope Chamber of Commerce on June 6, 1924. For more than eighty years, the Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce has been building for its future.

The Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce believes that through a united effort it can consistently improve its community. That is why small business, big industries, professionals and private individuals have come together to devise working programs to enhance the economic climate of the area.

Eastern Shore Profile