Historic McFaddin
ca. 1904
Formal Dining Room
Living Room
3 Bedrooms / 2 Bath
Front Upper & Lower galleries
Rear Porch & Patio
4-car carport
Large Double Lot
Downtown walking distance
$ 365.000,00
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The Home and Property
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Sterling Grove, National Historic District
The House is located in Sterling Grove, also known as the Garden District of Lafayette, featuring Creole, Antebellum, Greek revival and Victorian mansions.
The Location: Laffy, Louisiana
Known as the Happiest City in America, find out about its distinct identity, opportunities and joie de vivre.
Press Coverage
The House and the neighborhood were featured on numerous occasions in the local/National press, as well as used as filming location for Hollywood productions.
History of the House
This page retraces fascinating information about the House and people associated with it.
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Beautiful historic home located in the Sterling Grove National Historic District, Lafayette, Louisiana.
We purchased the house 16 years ago, and have dedicated our time to thoughtfully bring new life and elegance into the home, while honoring the original design and architectural style.
Count Olivier Chatelain de Pronville grew up in Europe in a house that has been in his family for over 300 years and has brought a european castle feeling mixed with southern antebellum style to the interior.
We enjoy old houses for they have souls and take you back to an era where craftsmanship had high integrity. This home was very well built and our renovations worked with the existing structure while also modernizing whenever possible.
The house offers undeniable serenity. We worked diligently to save a piece of Lafayette’s history, while maintaining the charm and splendor of a too often forgotten time. This house is the yin and yang of traditional and modern living.
The home is filled with happy memories shared by families and friends from the initial McFaddin owners to our family. It has much to give and we are excited that the new owner will get to experience it with their family and guests, whichever vision they have for her.
Charm and Character of an Old Home.
The McFaddin House (circa. 1904) is built in the Queen Anne Revival style with an Eastlake gallery.
Distinguishing features include the double polygonal bay front windows, a front façade flanked by a double gallery that includes spindle work frieze, lace-like brackets and delicate spindlework porch supports. The double gallery are decorated with turned posts and jigsaw cut brackets.
Two storey octogonal bay window offers very bright rooms.
Wainscotting and doors topped by transom windows regulate the temperature and take you back in the turn of the century elegant Victorian era.
The McFaddin Manse offers approximately 2,362 sq. ft. of living area.
