±234.46 Acres | Residential Development & Investment Opportunity | Lafourche Parish | Houma MSA

Large-scale development opportunities with direct access to Houma's expanding commercial corridor are becoming increasingly difficult to find.

Located along LA Highway 316 in Lafourche Parish, just two miles south of Future Interstate 49 (U.S. Highway 90), this exceptional ±234.46-acre property offers a rare combination of development potential, recreational acreage, and long-term investment value.

The property is naturally divided by the Hollywood Canal into two distinct components.

The front ±87.75 acres, formerly cultivated in sugarcane production, offers an outstanding opportunity for residential, mixed-use, institutional, or neighborhood commercial development. The site benefits from excellent access via LA Highway 316 and enjoys direct connectivity to Houma through the recently completed Bayou Gardens Boulevard Extension, providing convenient access to regional shopping, healthcare, schools, restaurants, entertainment, and employment centers.

The rear ±146.71 acres consists primarily of wooded acreage that offers exceptional opportunities for recreation, hunting, conservation, natural drainage, or long-term land investment. This natural setting provides an ideal backdrop for thoughtfully planned development while creating amenities increasingly sought after in today's residential communities.

Adding to the property's appeal, approximately two acres at the highway frontage were previously conveyed for the development of a future fire station, providing a valuable public safety investment for the surrounding area.

The property is currently unzoned, allowing flexibility for a variety of future development concepts, subject to governmental approvals.

Whether acquired independently or as part of a larger South Louisiana land portfolio, this property represents one of the area's premier long-term development opportunities.

Potential Development Concepts

• Master-planned residential community
• Executive estate neighborhood
• Mixed-use residential development
• Educational campus
• Retirement or active adult community
• Recreational community with trails and green space
• Conservation-oriented development
• Long-term land investment
• Continued recreational and hunting use
• Carbon sequestration, mitigation, or conservation initiatives (subject to buyer due diligence)