Angelena Cofield Agent at Kelly Right Real Estate of Alabama LLC

06/21/2026

06/17/2026

Thank you Annie Brunson.

Take in this sweeping panorama of the stunning living room at 841 Coleman Drive! This showcases the beautiful natural light, warm hardwood floors and builtin storage spaces.

Send us a direct message to schedule your private tour.

🏡 Listed by:
Angelena Cofield & Shirley Kulp
Kelly Right Real Estate of Alabama

What a cute home in E Anniston. Listed by Angelena Cofield and Shirley Kulp with Kelly Right Real Estate of Alabama. 841 Coleman Drive.

06/16/2026

Looking for convenience to 1-20, Eastern Bypass, Regional Medical Center, but enough space for your own private area to call your own?

Take your own personal virtual tour through 841 Coleman Drive Anniston, AL36207. MLS # 21456085

If you end up loving it and decide you’d like your own in person showing, Contact Us:

Angelena Cofield & Shirley Kulp, Co-Agents
Kelly Right Real Estate of Alabama
📲256-473-5336 or 256-310-9697

Virtual Tour | Front Coleman

06/15/2026

It’s officially LIVE! 🏡✨ Welcome to 841 Coleman Drive!
This incredible Anniston property just hit the market today, and the location and layout are absolutely perfect.
Property Highlights:
🛏️ 3 Bedrooms (Featuring 2 private en-suites!)
🛁 3 Bathrooms
📐 2,208 Sq. Ft.
🌳 Approx. 0.72 Acres (Includes an adjoining parcel)
☀️ Gorgeous panoramic sunroom
Perfectly located just a short drive from the Eastern Bypass, I-20, the Oxford Exchange, and RMC.
🔑 MLS # 21456085
Send us a direct message right now to schedule your private tour before this beautiful home is gone!
Listed by:
Angelena Cofield& Shirley Kulp
Kelly Right Real Estate of Alabama

06/13/2026

Just wait until you see this view… ☀️
Take in this sweeping panorama of the stunning sunroom at 841 Coleman Drive! Out of the entire house, this peaceful, light-filled space is absolutely my favorite spot.

This beautiful property officially hits the market tonight at midnight! 🕰️
Send us a direct message to be one of the very first to step inside and schedule your private tour.

🏡 Listed by:
Angelena Cofield & Shirley Kulp
Kelly Right Real Estate of Alabama

06/10/2026

Real Estate every day! Real Estate is not always pretty. You get the joy of seeing the real client especially in the frustrations, the waiting, the overwhelming situations but I’m thankful that I’m here to help move my clients through this process and help them know this moment shall pass. ❤️

Ready to take that step into home ownership?
Contact me 📲 256-473-5336
Angelena Cofield
Kelly Right Real Estate of Alabama

06/05/2026

Today was a full day! After three showings this morning, submitting a contract, several phone calls later ....topping it off with the Annual Cookout at Rice & Rice, P.C. was a treat. If you didn't make it, you should add it to your list of events to attend.

06/02/2026

Following yesterday’s severe storms, the Calhoun County 9-1-1 Center handled more than 330 calls for service as emergency responders, utility providers, and county agencies began response and recovery operations across the area.

Multiple agencies remain throughout the county assessing storm damage and working to address hazardous conditions as quickly and safely as possible.

Residents who encounter downed trees blocking roadways are encouraged to contact the Calhoun County Highway Department at (256) 237-4657. Reporting these locations helps crews document affected areas and prioritize cleanup efforts.

County officials ask for patience as crews continue debris removal operations. Due to the widespread nature of the damage, cleanup efforts are expected to take several weeks to fully complete.

In addition to debris concerns, numerous power outages continue to impact traffic signals throughout the county. Drivers are reminded that Alabama law requires all non-functioning traffic signals to be treated as a four-way stop. Motorists should come to a complete stop, yield to vehicles that arrived first, and proceed cautiously while watching for pedestrians and emergency vehicles.

Officials also urge residents to use extreme caution around downed power lines. Residents should never touch or drive over downed lines and should always assume the lines are energized and dangerous. Individuals should remain clear of damaged utility poles and avoid standing water near power lines. Dangerous conditions involving power lines should be reported directly to the appropriate utility provider or to 9-1-1 if there is an immediate threat to public safety.

Residents affected by the recent storms may contact 211 for assistance locating community resources. While 211 does not coordinate debris removal or power restoration services, trained specialists can help connect residents with food banks, shelters, clothing assistance, and other available support resources.

Calhoun County officials appreciate the public’s patience and cooperation as response and recovery operations continue.