c. 1903 – Jeanerette, LA
Posted on OHD: 10/7/22. Last OHD Update: 10/7/22.
This has since "Sold" and is now archived for historical reference and educational purposes.
This has since "Sold" and is now archived for historical reference and educational purposes.
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221 Main St, Jeanerette, LA 70544
Step back in time with perfectly preserved and meticulously maintained property. Known as the McGowen home built between 1903 and 1905 by George Albert and Mary T. Moresi - this home features Corinthian columns - a beautiful front porch and an elaborate vestibule entranceway. This Louisiana-style home sits on 1.53 acres and surrounded by registered Live Oaks , situated between colorful Azaleas and Camelias throughout! There is a metal shop, green house and separate guest home/office with half bath as well. Lots of Southern charm in this historic 3 bedroom/ 2 bath home filled with Louisiana Cypress , gorgeous hardwood floors, soaring ceilings with floor to ceiling windows and transoms over every door ! There are six fireplaces with original Eastlake mantels and a master en-suite with walk in closet for your convenience . There is even a butlers pantry off of kitchen ! Enjoy a screened in rear porch with views of the rear yards open patio -surrounded by Louisiana lush landscaping and two double gate access areas. Upstairs features over 800 sq ft of decked unfinished second level space. The large shop has a 1,000 Sq ft of covered area - providing storage and workshop area with space for southern Louisiana entertaining.. Plumbing and electrical have all been updated with a less than 3 year old roof and a new natural gas- full house generator. Covered parking and lots of off street parking - this home has never flooded and doesn't require flood insurance .
3 Bed · 2 Bath · 3,318 Sq Ft · 1.53 Ac.
Listed With
Molli Rodriguez, Keller Williams Realty Acadiana :: 337-735-9300
Reference Links
State: Louisiana | Region: South (West South Central) | Period & Associated Styles: Eclectic Era, Modern (1900+) |












































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