Land Size: 27.68 Acres (510x2158) 1,100,580 sf Flood Zone: AE Frontage: 510 There is a pipeline cutting it in half 2016 Flood: Yes Opprotunity zone: No It does not look like it is in wetlands R Rural (EBR) The purpose of the Rural district is to permit Agricultural and Low-Density Residential development. If an area is designated Agriculture/Rural on the Comprehensive Land Use and Development Plan “Comprehensive Land Use Plan” and is zoned Rural, all lots in a development shall be a minimum of one acre. If the area is designated as any other use on the Future Land Use Map, the maximum density allowed shall be 7.3 units per acre until March 30, 2018, after which date the maximum density shall be 4.1 units per acre. In addition, churches, schools, public buildings, recreational facilities, and accessory uses normally compatible with surrounding low-density residential development may be permitted.
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$10,838Price/Acres
Listed by Miguel Castro• Castro Real Estate Services, LLC
Northwest Baton Rouge, located between the Mississippi River and Scenic Highway, is a residential and industrial Baton Rouge neighborhood with riverfront levees and rail-lined corridors. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the intersection of Scenic Highway and Choctaw Drive, where truck traffic, corner markets, and long-view river infrastructure set a working-waterfront tone. Mid-century ranch homes and modest cottages sit alongside warehouses and port-related facilities, creating a streetscape of big skies and broad rights-of-way. The Mississippi River levee path frames daily routines with open horizons and barge traffic. Community touchstones include the Baton Rouge Zoo, the Louisiana Art & Science Museum downtown, and the River Center complex for concerts and events. Green space and recreation cluster at nearby parks and along the riverfront.
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Approximately 510 x 2,100 lot dimensions
Approximately 27.68 acres
Rural tract (no subdivision)
Directions: North on Plank Rd, right on Dyer Road; pass the power plant on the right; property is just after the electrical lines right-of-way
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Last updated by owner on Oct 1, 2025.
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