504 E Main Street, New Iberia, LA 70560

Welcome to 504 East Main Street; the epitome of Southern charm.  Nestled beneath a bevy of beautiful oaks, this lovely home continues to reflect the ageless style of a bygone era.  Built in 1930; the home retains most of its original materials and details, which showcase the level of craftsmanship that existed at that time.  It's located close by The Shadows on  the Teche, The Weeks House, Steamboat House, and many other local Historic Homes lining Main Street.  The spacious and inviting front porch is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the view, and it spans the entire front of the home.  The Living  located in the rear of the home, has plenty of cabinets and storage, and a cozy breakfast nook near the side door. Just off the Kitchen, is the comfortable Family room, with lots of natural light, and a pair of French doors leading to the back patio  some of which originally burned coal, and now with gas, and gas logs. The magnificent doors will immediately catch your attention with their intricate panel details, as well as the wood trim seen throughout the home. Another unique feature, are the stained-glass windows which can be found all across the front and some sides of the house.  These were all handcrafted in France, and have been painstakingly re-leaded over time.  The flow of the floorplan is perfect for entertaining, and this property would also lend itself to being the perfect Bed and Breakfast or Venue. Schedule your private showing today, and take a walk through history under the moss-draped oaks. and the half bath are located downstairs, with the other four bedrooms and two full baths upstairs, along with a 'sleeping porch' in the rear, with its walls of windows overlooking the rear yard. The Kitchen; located in the rear of the home, has plenty of cabinets and storage, and a cozy breakfast nook near the side door. Just off the Kitchen, is the comfortable Family room, with lots of natural light, and a pair of French doors leading to the back patio  some of which originally burned coal, and now with gas, and gas logs. The magnificent doors will immediately catch your attention with their intricate panel details, as well as the wood trim seen throughout the home. Another unique feature, are the stained-glass windows which can be found all across the front and some sides of the house.  These were all handcrafted in France, and have been painstakingly re-leaded over time.  The flow of the floorplan is perfect for entertaining, and this property would also lend itself to being the perfect Bed and Breakfast or Venue. Schedule your private showing today, and take a walk through history under the moss-draped oaks.