Downtown Baton Rouge, located between the Mississippi River and Interstate 110, is a civic and cultural Baton Rouge neighborhood with a riverfront promenade and a skyline of modern towers. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around Third Street near North Boulevard, where patios, galleries, and late-night bites line the blocks under string lights. The Shaw Center for the Arts and Manship Theatre set a polished arts cadence, while the Louisiana Art & Science Museum adds riverfront museum energy. Brick warehouses and mid-century office blocks mix with new residential mid-rises, giving the streets a workday-to-weekend rhythm. Riverfront Plaza and the levee path frame long walks and festival lawns. Government buildings and convention venues keep the sidewalks active between coffee counters and cocktail bars.
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Property details
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Interior features
Unimproved land (no interior structures)
Exterior features
Approximately 30 x 150 lot dimensions
Lot area about 4,356 sq ft (0.1 acre)
Home design
Land parcel (Unimproved)
Construction
No structures reported
Utilities
No water service
No utilities available
Other
Located in the Swart subdivision
Within East Baton Rouge school districts
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