4 Louisiana Properties, from Legacy Acreage to CBD Luxury Living

Set on more than 30 picturesque acres in Folsom, this custom-built residence channels Southern elegance with a sense of room to breathe. Inside, five inviting bedrooms are paired with large entertaining areas, where windows frame easy views of the surrounding pastures. Outdoors, daily life expands to a pool and a pond, creating natural gathering spots for quiet mornings and unhurried afternoons. The land is thoughtfully arranged with cross fencing, while a greenhouse supports hands-on growing. A detached garage and workshop add practical flexibility for hobbies and projects. For those looking to shape the property over time, an unfinished attic offers the potential for a large apartment with its own entrance—ideal for adding extra living space. It’s a serene setting designed for comfort, connection, and long views.

Price: $1,585,000 (Sold)

Along the riverfront in New Orleans’ Algiers Riverpoint neighborhood, a cleared, HU-RD2–zoned lot offers the rare chance to build an expansive new duplex in a setting defined by history and daily convenience. The location keeps you minutes from the Algiers Point Ferry, the French Quarter, and the Central Business District, while nearby favorites like Confetti Park and the Algiers Courthouse anchor the neighborhood’s lived-in charm. A block away, the Mississippi River Levee Trail invites morning rides and evening walks, pairing peaceful green space with panoramic skyline views. The Jazz Walk of Fame adds a cultural backdrop, and local stops—from Tout de Suite Café to Barracuda Taco Stand and the Algiers Folk Art Zone & Blues Museum—keep the rhythm of the community close at hand. It’s a place to shape something new in an already storied setting.

Set on 14 acres in St. Gabriel—just over a mile past the EBR Parish line and the University Club—this legacy farm estate pairs pastoral calm with modern conveniences minutes away. Majestic Live Oaks, mature landscaping, and sweeping green acreage frame an Acadian-style home with three bedrooms and two baths, where expansive front and back porches encourage long looks across open skies and sunset light. Inside, the atmosphere is deeply collected: antique pine floors, historic shutters, and kitchen windows sourced from Huey P. Long’s home lend a layered, story-rich character. Down a winding gravel drive, a remarkable red barn—formerly home to Istrouma Brewery—offers 6,000 square feet with rustic architecture, reclaimed elements, expansive indoor and outdoor entertaining areas, abundant parking, and wide acreage views. It’s a setting built for unhurried days and multi-generational possibility.

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In the heart of New Orleans’ Central Business District, The O’Keefe presents a boutique collection of just 14 luxury residences at 875 O’Keefe Avenue. Architecturally striking, the development blends modern design with historic character, offering a considered mix of one-, two-, and three-bedroom condominiums. Daily life here extends beyond the front door, with premium amenities that include a rooftop deck crowned by sweeping city views—an easy place to take in the skyline at day’s end. Practicality is built in, too, thanks to garage parking that keeps coming and going effortless. From this central address, the city’s marquee destinations are close at hand, with the Superdome, Smoothie King Center, Warehouse District, and French Quarter all just steps away, setting the stage for an effortlessly urban New Orleans rhythm.

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