Loft Style Living between LSU & Downtown!! Gated Community with 2 car garage and plenty of guest parking. Open Kitchen features SLAB GRANITE countertops, STAINLESS APPLIANCES and Lots of Cabinets! Wonderful Living Space with HIGH CEILINGS and great natural light. Beautiful WOOD FLOORS throughout Living room, Dining Room and Kitchen. Private Master Suite has SLAB GRANITE on dual sinks and large CUSTOM SHOWER. New AC installed 2021. Freshly painted. Surround sound.
CondoProperty Type
2006Year Built
$120Price/Sq.Ft.
$250/moHOA Dues
2 spacesParking
Listed by Scott Gaspard• Gaspard & Co Real Estate LLC
Listed by The Gaspard Team• Gaspard & Co Real Estate LLC
Old South Baton Rouge, located between Downtown Baton Rouge and Louisiana State University, is a historic and residential Baton Rouge neighborhood with a river-adjacent setting and a strong arts footprint. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Mid City Makers Market at 1938 Government St, where vendor stalls, small-batch goods, and food pop-ups set a street-level rhythm. Shotgun cottages and mid-century homes sit along leafy blocks, with pockets of new infill near Government Street. Community life often routes toward BREC’s Expressway Park and the Mississippi River levee paths. The Cary Saurage Community Arts Center and Yes We Cannibal frame a local culture scene with galleries, performances, and a bar-and-kitchen energy. Coffee and casual meetups orbit Light House Coffee, tying daily routines to the neighborhood’s walkable corridors.
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Kitchen
Bathroom
Living
Interior features
High ceilings
Varied ceiling heights
Vaulted ceilings
Built-in features
Bookcases
En suite
Bathrooms
2 full bathrooms
Kitchen
Dishwasher
Electric cooktop
Electric stove connection
Laundry & utility
Electric dryer hookup
Washer hookup
Flooring
Carpet
Ceramic tile
Wood
Heating & cooling
Central electric heating
Zoned heating
Central air conditioning
Zoned cooling
Exterior features
Lighting
Level terrain
Privacy wood fencing
Home design
Contemporary condominium
Three or more levels
Parking
Attached garage
Construction
Metal roof
Slab foundation
Post-tension foundation
Utilities
Public water
Public sewer
Cable available
HOA & community
Association fee of $3,000 annually
Gated community
Electricity and solar
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Final Sales price includes upgrades after P/A. BATON ROUGES NEWEST URBAN CONTEMPORARY 36 UNIT CONDOMINIUM DEVELOPMENT, 20 UNITS ALREADY SOLD!. ON THE FOUR LANE SECTION OF NICHOLSON DRIVE AND CONVENIENT TO DOWN TOWN AND LSU. GREAT FOR THE OWNER ON THE RUN WHO WORKS DOWNTOWN OR AT LSU. GATED COMMUNITY WITH 2 CAR COMPLETELY ENCLOSED GARAGE, SOLID SLAB GRANITE, TRUE HARDWOOD FLOORS, LOFT CEILINGS, STAINLESS STEEL APPLIANCES, CENTRAL VAC CONNECTIONS, OPEN AND AIRY. THIS IS THE BEST NEW CONSTRUCTION DEAL IN TOWN! VISIT OUR WEB SITE AT WWW. REDSTICKLOFTS. COM. PICTURES ARE FOR EXAMPLE PURPOSES- THEY ARE OF A VERY SIMILAR PROJECT IN HOUSTON. OWNER/ AGENT
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,496 (+4.5%)
$616 + $27,104
$27,720
2024
$3,345 (+10.2%)
$616 + $27,104
$27,720
2023
$3,036 (−0.2%)
$550 + $24,200
$24,750
2022
$3,043 (+2.3%)
$550 + $24,200
$24,750
2021
$2,975 (+0.9%)
$550 + $24,200
$24,750
2020
$2,948 (+5.1%)
$550 + $24,200
$24,750
2019
$2,804 (+1.2%)
$500 + $22,000
$22,500
2018
$2,770
$500 + $22,000
$22,500
2017
$2,770 (+2.5%)
$500 + $22,000
$22,500
2016
$2,703 (−6.3%)
$500 + $22,000
$22,500
2014
$2,886
$500 + $23,600
$24,100
Public record
Public record
Zoning
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Year built
2006
Style
Condo/Co-op
County
East Baton Rouge Parish
APN
023-1836-9
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Last updated by owner on Oct 29, 2026.
ISPUD
DESIGN OVERLAY NICHOLSON DRIVE - CENTRAL
OLD TOWN REDEVELOPMENT
Infill Small Planned Unit Development District
The intent of this section is for the following objectives to be achieved, where applicable, through the use of the Planned unit development process: Encourage a mix of land uses for the development of large tracts of land as planned neighborhoods, communities, and/or development.; Encourage flexible and creative concepts in site planning.; Accomplish a more desirable environment and increase the variety of environments made available to the public by allowing a development that would not be possible under the strict application of the current Unified Development Code.; Provide an efficient use of land, which could result in smaller networks of utilities and streets, and promote a creative approach to the use of land and related physical facilities that result in better design and development, with the inclusion of aesthetic amenities including an increased amount of landscaping.; Provide an environment of stable character compatible with surrounding area, and combine and coordinate architectural styles, building forms, and building relationships with a possible mixing of different land uses in an innovative design.; Provide an environment that encourages non-vehicular circulation.; Provide for the prevention and/or control of soil erosion, surface flooding, and the preservation of subsurface water.; Create a method for the permanent preservation of architectural and/or historic landmarks.; Promote a land use which promotes the public health, safety and welfare. Within the planned area, a variety of land use types should be designed, in an orderly relation to one another and to existing land uses, and with due regard to comprehensive planning.; Such development may consist of conventionally subdivided lots to be sold, un-subdivided single ownership, separate condominium ownership of structures, or other ownership methods the location and extent of which are established on the Planned unit development Plat.