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This North Louisiana Find is situated across from Northwestern State University in the historic 1714 French river town you loved in "Steel Magnolias." This pretty and fresh inn with high ceilings, lots of windows, gleaming wood floors, formal dining and breakfast room, shop/office area in entry, large shady lot with ample parking and pecans trees, spacious deck, and garden shed, has a two-story townhouse style separate owner's quarters, efficiently designed work spaces, and four absolutely darling guest rooms. The recently remodeled inn is in immaculate condition, and this is a great place to live. Natchitoches is a historic within a historic district within a National Heritage Area. The inn is in the historic district, offering antiques, proximity to riverfront, great food and shopping, art, plantations, museums, university, year round festivals, tours, and the river. A history of Louisiana Creole architecture from Africa to the present, set in magnificent ancient oaks, separated by fields of cotton, corn and soy beans lines the Cane River within the Cane River National Heritage Area - one of 37 such areas designated by Congress - which includes 7 National Historic Landmarks, 3 State Historic Sites, and 24 National Register Places. Natchitoches has also been named one of the Dozen Distinctive Destinations by the National Trust. It is a gumbo of Indian, French, Spanish, African, Creole, and American cultures - a rich and satisfying feats for the eyes and the soul. |
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