Tall Timbers is nestled in a serene and quiet part of south Robert, LA. The main structure was built in 1955 by the family of the current owner. It includes approximately 2 acres and fronts the beautiful Tangipahoa River. The property has a rich history and was originally known as Terry's Landing. It was a strategic marshalling area for log shipments down river. During the 1930's and 40's, Tall Timbers was a weekend getaway for prominent New Orleans residents. It served them well. The quiet Village of Robert, just east of Ponchatoula, was thrust into the international spotlight when the Deepwater Horizon Unified Command was established there. This is a true testament to the unique convenience of this area. Robert is home to the Louisiana Renaissance Festival, the LSU Agricultural Experimental Station and Yogi Bear Jellystone Park. This property is just southwest of the I-12 exit, which facilitates easy travel to New Orleans (via the Causeway which is 15 minutes away), Hammond, as well as Baton Rouge. Shady Brook Lane is the entrance way off of Highway 445 to Tall Timbers and is a picturesque access to this well landscaped hideaway. The interior is well appointed with beautiful pine and hardwood decor. This is a special property priced below appraised value. Showings by appointment only. Please call for a showing of this unique property with lots of potential.
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