657 Spanish Town Rd Baton Rouge, LA 70802

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Rental in back helps pay the note! Step into history with the Circa 1919 Sachse House, an architectural gem boasting nearly 5, 000 sq ft under roof. This distinguished home features 127 windows, a clay-tile roof, and original antique hardware, preserving its timeless charm. Designed by renowned artists, including 20 panels of stained glass by Steve Wilson and a pantry by Ford Thomas, the color palette by Carl Palasota adds to its allure. Situated on a 9, 240 sq ft lot along the Spanish Town Parade route, this home is a standout. Enjoy ample parking with passes for the streets and space for smaller cars in the backyard. A shadow-box privacy fence encloses the property, creating an intimate setting with views of the State Capitol in the distance. Inside, discover over 1, 000 sq ft of attic storage and a basement with 1, 144 sq ft, where the seller operates her office alongside laundry, art space, and tool storage. Additionally, capitalize on the potential income from the back apartment, which could command significant rental rates. With luxury executive rentals collecting up to $2600/month nearby, this property offers substantial income potential while preserving its historical significance. Don’t miss the opportunity to own a piece of Baton Rouge’s architectural heritage—schedule your showing today!