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There’s something about a true Southern home that just feels inviting right from the start.
This classic Acadian-inspired design sprawls comfortably across 4,799 square feet, with 5 bedrooms and a layout that’s both impressive and welcoming.
With two full stories of living space, it’s not just the size that impresses me, but also the way each room is connected to daily life, entertaining, and quiet retreats.
As soon as you enter, you’ll notice how the designer has blended tradition with modern comfort, all wrapped up in an easy Southern charm.
Specifications:
- 4,799 Heated S.F.
- 5 Beds
- 4.5 Baths
- 2 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Foyer
When you walk onto the front porch, you step into a foyer that manages to feel both grand and familiar.
Curved staircase draws your eye right away, hinting at the scale of the home while still feeling approachable.
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The foyer is open, with clear views into the living room and dining room, so you never feel boxed in when you arrive.
There’s a handy coat closet to the right, perfect for guests on rainy Louisiana days.
The foyer truly sets the pace for the home’s flow, with every major room branching out from this central spot.
Study
Immediately off the foyer, to your right, is the study. There’s plenty of natural light, and the room offers just enough separation for peaceful work or reading time.
I love having a study right at the front—it’s practical for meeting with clients or winding down with a book.
A dedicated closet keeps the space tidy and organized.
Dining Room
Directly across from the foyer, you’ll find the formal dining room with easy access to the kitchen through a convenient wet bar.
The shape of this room fits a long dining table, perfect for big family gatherings or formal occasions.
Its location near the foyer lets guests flow right in for holiday dinners, while still giving meals a sense of occasion.
Wet Bar
The wet bar sits between the dining room and the kitchen, serving as a subtle touch of luxury.
It’s set in a way that keeps it discreet, but still accessible for guests in the dining or living rooms.
I always find a wet bar makes entertaining easier. Guests can help themselves, or you can keep it stocked for family nights.
Utility Room and Pantry
Between the kitchen and the port-cochere entry, you’ll notice the utility room and a spacious pantry.
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The setup is efficient, keeping laundry and storage out of sight. Laundry can be handled without crossing into main living areas, and the pantry is just steps from the kitchen, making it easy to grab snacks or prep for a big meal.
Kitchen
The kitchen truly anchors the main floor, connecting directly to the breakfast area, keeping room, and living room.
A large central island sits at the center, providing plenty of prep space and casual seating.
I appreciate how you can cook and still be part of conversations in the keeping room.
There’s direct access to both the pantry and utility spaces. Windows along the side bring in natural light, making the whole space feel bright and welcoming.
Breakfast Area
Next to the kitchen, the breakfast nook is set apart just enough to create a cozy spot for your morning coffee or after-school snacks. From here, you can see into the keeping room and beyond, which is great for watching kids or enjoying a peaceful start to the day.
Keeping Room
The keeping room is a timeless Southern feature that just feels right. This flexible family space has room for comfortable seating and a fireplace that creates a natural gathering spot.
I think most families would spend a lot of time here, since it’s connected to both the kitchen and the rear porch.
Living Room
Stepping into the living room, you’ll notice soaring ceilings and large windows looking out onto the backyard.
The room is generous and open, with clear sightlines to the porch. It’s made for gatherings—maybe a big holiday, or just a quiet weekend on the sofa.
I really like how the living room acts as a bridge between the more private and more public areas of the house.
Rear Porch
A wide rear porch stretches along the back of the house, accessible from both the living and keeping rooms.
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This is Louisiana living at its best, with plenty of shade and shelter for relaxing outdoors all year.
There’s space for a dining table, swing, or a few rocking chairs. The porch invites you to make outdoor living a part of every day.
Outdoor Kitchen
Just off the porch, the outdoor kitchen is fully equipped and ready for grilling or entertaining.
Hosting a barbecue is easy here, and you won’t have to run in and out of the house.
I think this is a real bonus space, especially when the weather’s nice and everyone wants to be outside.
Master Bedroom
Located in its own wing, the master bedroom truly feels like a retreat. It’s spacious, with room for a sitting area if you want one.
Windows on two walls let in the morning light and offer peaceful backyard views. Privacy is a big plus here—you’re away from the daily hustle but still close to everything you need.
Master Bathroom
Connected to the master, the bathroom feels like a spa, with a deep soaking tub under a window, a large walk-in shower, dual vanities, and a separate water closet.
I really appreciate the split “his and hers” closets because it keeps everything organized and personal.
The way you move from bedroom to bathroom to closet just makes morning routines easier.
The Main Level Floor Plan
On the opposite side of the house, near the garage and friends’ entry, is Bedroom #2.
This suite feels like a mini-apartment, with its own walk-in closet and full bath. It’s great for guests, an older child, or even multigenerational living.
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Its location offers a bit more independence and easy access to the garage for coming and going.
Friends’ Entry
Just off the garage, the friends’ entry serves as a secondary entrance. This is where neighbors and close friends would come in, skipping the formal foyer and walking right into the main living areas.
There’s a warmth and practicality here, and I think it makes the home feel even more welcoming.
Two-Car Garage and One-Car Garage
Parking is easy with both a two-car garage and a separate one-car garage. Each has its own direct access to the house.
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The garages are linked by a covered port-cochere, which also provides a sheltered drop-off spot during bad weather.
The two-car garage comes with extra storage space for bikes, tools, or holiday decorations.
Port-Cochere
The port-cochere is covered and connects the house to both garages and the utility spaces.
This makes unloading groceries or welcoming guests in a rainstorm much simpler. The covered walkway ties everything together and keeps you dry as you move between spaces.
Powder Room
Near the utility and pantry, you’ll find a small powder room for guests. It’s set apart enough to be private, yet remains easily accessible from the main living areas.
Visitors don’t have to go through bedrooms just to find a bathroom.
Pantry
The pantry is just off the kitchen and utility room, providing lots of storage for a big family or anyone who loves to entertain. I like that it’s both hidden and central, which makes staying organized much easier.
Upstairs Landing
Let’s head upstairs now. When you reach the landing, you’re greeted by an open view over the foyer and living room below.
The upper hallway branches out to connect the secondary bedrooms, bathrooms, and a spacious media room.
This layout helps the upstairs feel open and connected to the rest of the home.
Bedroom #3
On the left side of the upper hallway is Bedroom #3. It’s a good size, with a walk-in closet and easy access to the shared hall bath.
With its own window and closet, it’s a comfortable spot for kids or guests.
Bedroom #4
Continuing down the hall, Bedroom #4 is similar in size and function to Bedroom #3.
It comes with its own walk-in closet and easy access to another hall bath. I think these two bedrooms work well for siblings, offering equal privacy and storage for both.
The Second Level Floor Plan
Bedroom #5
At the far end, Bedroom #5 sits a bit more apart from the others. It has a large closet and is right next to the media room, so it could easily serve as a guest suite or a private space for a teenager.
Media Room
If you’re into movie nights or gaming sessions, the media room will be a favorite.
It’s spacious, located at the end of the hall, and separated enough from the bedrooms to keep noise down.
With a door for extra sound insulation, this space could also become a playroom or upstairs family lounge, depending on what you need.
Bathrooms (Upstairs)
Two full bathrooms serve the upper floor, each positioned near the bedrooms to make sharing easier during busy mornings. These bathrooms help keep the upstairs just as functional as the main level.
Balcony
Off the media room and upper hallway, the balcony overlooks the porch and backyard. This is perfect if you enjoy a morning breeze or want to keep an eye on kids playing outside.
The balcony adds a special outdoor connection to the second floor, making it just as inviting as the main level.
Open to Living Room and Foyer
Upstairs, the way the landing opens to both the living room and foyer below really stands out.
Thanks to this design, even when you’re upstairs, you can stay connected to what’s happening downstairs.
Light and sound flow easily between floors, creating a lively and unified atmosphere.
This home offers more than just space—it gives you the flexibility to match your family’s needs.
If you’re looking for room to grow, spaces to entertain, or just a comfortable place to settle in, every corner is planned to make life easier.
From the front porch to the upstairs balcony, each level flows naturally, ready for whatever your day brings.
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