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“Ducournau on the Cane” |
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ARCHITECTURE |
LOCATION |
LOT SIZES |
PICNIC PAVILION |
ABOUT THE
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(Artist Rendition of Entrance Gate)
Ducournau on the Cane
-- designed to
provide a strong sense of community and family living; quality living where
families can preserve a proud strong heritage and own a piece of the
historic Cane River. Careful details have been planned in the site
layout and landscaping designs, including a walking path, a private park
setting along the beautiful Cane River, and restoring an 1830’s Piece-Sur-Piece
slave cabin. French Quarter lighting will line the road.
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ARCHITECTURE
Reflecting an era of home
building rich with architectural detail and work of skilled artisans,
quality construction, and details reminiscent of days gone by, home designs
will be restricted to French Creole, French Country, and
Plantation style.
(Below are pictures of historic Melrose and
Beaufort Plantations)
 
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LOCATION
Located on the original Ducournau Plantation, an
historical site, which is approximately seven (7) miles north of St.
Augustine Church and Melrose Plantation all within the Cane River National
Heritage Area.
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LOT SIZES
Lots are approximately one (1) acre with
underground utilities, and are priced from $39,900.00 .
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Picnic Pavilion and a Restored Slave Cabin The site
plan will include a beautiful picnic area adjacent to the river. Its
centerpiece will be a restored slave cabin that is currently on the
property. (See picture below.)
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ABOUT THE DEVELOPER
Metoyer’s River Landing, LLC was created in 2004 for
the single purpose of developing land and real estate in the Cane River
area. C. Ray Baker, a Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM),
practicing urban revitalization expert, real estate developer and financial
consultant, is the principal partner along with Geraldine Metoyer-Baker and
Velma Metoyer. With over 23 years of experience in real estate and
development, Mr. Baker has overseen projects ranging from $1,000,000.00 to
$250,000,000.00.
Reserve your piece of historic Cane River for as
little as $3,900.00 down. Deposits are being accepted. Contact
C. Ray Baker at 313-963-1558 or e-mail
rbakercat1@yahoo.com for further details.
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