The corner house at 8904 Kingcrest Parkway has a Mid-Century Art Nouveau design.
The property at 8904 Kingcrest Parkway includes a private courtyard, a fenced yard, and indoor and outdoor parking. In addition, the house has been freshly painted inside and out.
At the house at 564 Acadia St. marble slab countertops and custom subway style tiles in the bathrooms have been refurbished.
The quaint home at 564 Acadia Street in Mid-City’s Capital Heights has “huge income potential” and “massive backbone,” writes realtor Em Saunier of RE/MAX.
In the open space at 9925 Buttercup Drive, a raised pergola allows owners to enjoy backyard coffee.
This house at 9925 Buttercup Dr. in the Morning Glen area has been completely renovated with 6 hardwood floors, new paint, new fixtures, cabinets and more.
Albert Nolan writes that the property at 11448 Tarleton Avenue is very attractive and does not need to be changed.
House at 11448 Talton Ave. was the winner of Albert Nolan, designer and owner of Nolan Kimble Interiors.
The corner house at 8904 Kingcrest Parkway has a Mid-Century Art Nouveau design.
Albert Nolan writes that the property at 11448 Tarleton Avenue is very attractive and does not need to be changed.
We asked three people who work in real estate or home design to decide what they like best about four properties under $250,000 in Baton Rouge. Homes range from cozy and charming to mid-century modern.
Caroline Alberstadt, a licensed professional interior designer, wrote that she loves the mid-century modern aesthetic of the house, which sits on a large corner lot. The property includes a private yard, fenced yard and covered and uncovered parking. In addition, the house has been freshly painted inside and out.
The property at 8904 Kingcrest Parkway includes a private courtyard, a fenced yard, and indoor and outdoor parking. In addition, the house has been freshly painted inside and out.
Inside there is an open plan living room, dining room, breakfast area and bar. This location is just minutes from Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center or LSU.
House at 11448 Talton Ave. was the winner of Albert Nolan, designer and owner of Nolan Kimble Interiors.
The house at 11448 Talton Avenue was the winner of Albert Nolan, realtor, designer and owner of Nolan Kimble Interiors.
Nolan’s box includes attractiveness, square footage, upgrades, number of beds and bathrooms, overall ambiance, and price per foot – all he can say positively about a property. The kitchen has granite countertops and tiled floors, while the backyard has a covered patio perfect for relaxing in the great outdoors.
This house at 9925 Buttercup Dr. in the Morning Glen area has been completely renovated with 6 hardwood floors, new paint, new fixtures, cabinets and more.
This Morning Glen home has been completely renovated with 6 wooden floors, new paint, new fixtures, cabinets and more. The living room has a wood-burning fireplace, vaulted ceilings and custom-made wooden mantels. Outside, a raised gazebo allows owners to enjoy backyard coffee.
Alberstadt said the house had great floors and suggested changing the exterior paint to a solid color. She recommends dark, warm gray or cream. The new monochrome look and some Bahama blinds will add appeal and enhance the façade, she says.
In the open space at 9925 Buttercup Drive, a raised pergola allows owners to enjoy backyard coffee.
The quaint home at 564 Acadia Street in Mid-City’s Capital Heights has “huge income potential” and “massive backbone,” writes realtor Em Saunier of RE/MAX.
RE/MAX real estate agent Em Saunier wrote that the quaint home in Mid City’s Capital Heights neighborhood has “huge income potential” and “huge bones”. The 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom home has updated kitchen floors, marble countertops in the bathrooms and a new roof.
At the house at 564 Acadia St. marble slab countertops and custom subway style tiles in the bathrooms have been refurbished.
Saunier noted that the house is close to all of Midtown’s new and existing shops, restaurants and nightlife.
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Post time: Mar-22-2023
