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Old 07-03-2007, 04:19 PM
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Closing on a House Built in 1915 Friday
We are very excited about this Old House.
We moved here to Baton Rouge a few months after Katrina and house choices were very slim.
We finally found our house, built in 1915 ,5400 sq. ft. and its 5 min from LSU in the Garden District.
We will be doing alot of work on the house including a new kitchen.
We will not be moving in until Sept. 1st. Got to have a kitchen!!
I will post pics of the house when I can. It is an interesting old house. It has been empty for close to 2 years.
Pics coming soon.
Troy just told me I have the closing date wrong, its not until the 12th.
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Old 07-03-2007, 04:21 PM
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Cant wait to see pic!!! EXPECT A LOUD WINTER!! (football season) GEAUX TIGERS!
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Old 07-03-2007, 04:23 PM
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Cant wait to see pic!!! EXPECT A LOUD WINTER!! (football season) GEAUX TIGERS!
lol....I don't mind!! Geaux Tigers!!!
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Old 07-03-2007, 04:24 PM
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lol....I don't mind!! Geaux Tigers!!!
sounds like the TAIL GATE PARTY HOUSE TO ME!
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just thought of something......you could let people park in your driveway and charge for it! could make a small fortune! lol lol
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Old 07-03-2007, 04:28 PM
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just thought of something......you could let people park in your driveway and charge for it! could make a small fortune! lol lol
Well its not that close, thank GOD
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Amen to that.I love Baton Rouge.I miss my weekly shopping trip to the mall
and to www.calandros.com for cheese cakes and olives.You have to get a pecan praline one.They are awesome.I got the pumpkin ones for ladies conference and my pastors wife had to give directions to preachers for a stop over on their way home after the conference.The men ate the left overs and couldn't get enough.
The pumpkin ones had white chocolate topping.
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We are very excited about this Old House.
We moved here to Baton Rouge a few months after Katrina and house choices were very slim.
We finally found our house, built in 1915 ,5400 sq. ft. and its 5 min from LSU in the Garden District.
We will be doing alot of work on the house including a new kitchen.
We will not be moving in until Sept. 1st. Got to have a kitchen!!
I will post pics of the house when I can. It is an interesting old house. It has been empty for close to 2 years.
Pics coming soon.
Our house was built in 1912... Only 2400 sq ft though.

Old houses come with their pros & cons but they are nice overall.

We had to take the beadboard down in a room we are converting to a master bath... the beadboard was put up with square nails.

I just love old houses.
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Amen to that.I love Baton Rouge.I miss my weekly shopping trip to the mall
and to www.calandros.com for cheese cakes and olives.You have to get a pecan praline one.They are awesome.I got the pumpkin ones for ladies conference and my pastors wife had to give directions to preachers for a stop over on their way home after the conference.The men ate the left overs and couldn't get enough.
The pumpkin ones had white chocolate topping.
I like it here, good food for sure! I also go to GREAT church.
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