Located on the banks of Bayou Desiard in the heart of North Monroe, a timeless original A. Hays Town design is now available following a three-year restoration project completed by the current owners. The home is located at 3402 Lake Desiard Drive on a quiet and secluded street under a sweeping canopy of mature live oaks. This one-of-a-kind waterfront home is one of the legendary Louisiana architects' few original homes in North Louisiana and represents the very essence of timeless design, graceful living and true Louisiana charm. This property contains 6,277 heated square feet of living space, 4 oversized bedrooms, each with ensuite baths, plus two additional half baths, as well as multiple covered outdoor porches, breezeways and a boat/party house with swimming dock. The home is filled with A. Hays Town trademarks such as soaring 13 ft. ceilings, antique wood and reclaimed brick, oversized wood windows that flood natural light throughout and a sensible and very livable layout. As part of the complete and historically accurate restoration project, the current owners retained all of the original features of the home while updating and modernizing the home for today's living standards sparing no expense in the design and installation of the finest fixtures and finishes throughout the entire home, including Subzero refrigeration, Lacanche gas range imported from France and a walk-in climate-controlled wine cellar with 3,000+ bottle storage. This is truly a one-of-a-kind family estate home, impossible to replicate. Move in today to this completely turn-key, renovated and restored A. Hayes Town classic on the bayou which offers much more than new construction. Owner has complete set of original hand drawn A. Hays Town architectural plans. Showings by appointment only! Must be serious and have pre-qualified buyers. More photos and walkthrough video available.
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