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Rural living between Baton Rouge and New Orleans
Hahnville is a rural community with an agricultural and residential landscape twenty miles west of downtown New Orleans. “It’s close to the city but has a more rural setting,” says Hahnville Fire Chief Matthew Allshouse. “It has direct access to the interstate system, so it’s easy to get to Baton Rouge out west and New Orleans and the coast to the east.” With a median lot size of about a quarter-acre, homes in the area offer a little more space than those in nearby New Orleans. Despite its spacious setting, the area holds a few amenities, offering residents a local restaurant and a riverside trail for outdoor living.
Sugarcane is a cash crop all around Hahnville and the surrounding area.
Hahnville is less than 30 minutes from Downtown New Orleans.
The Mighty Mississippi River borders Hahnville to the north.
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Options to buy or custom build
New homes are popping up throughout the area, though there are also plenty of homes from the late 1900s. Prices range from the $200,000s to the $500,000s and come in styles ranging from four-bedroom Acadians to six-bedroom modern split-level homes. Below $400,000, cottage-style four-bedrooms come on quarter-acre lots and need moderate to no repairs or updating. Above $400,000, homes are mostly new, modern construction and offer four or more bedrooms.
Large homes are common in Hahnville.
Homes with larger lot sizes in newer subdivisions can be found in Hahnville.
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Good ratings and a sports medicine program
Students living in Hahnville can attend Luling Elementary, which has a B-rating on Niche. Continuing the school pipeline, R.K. Smith Middle is A-minus rated, and the B-plus Hahnville High has a sports medicine program where students can work as aides to the school’s sports medicine staff. The student-teacher ratio at Hahnville High is 16-to-1.
Luling Elementary School provides a strong academic and social foundation for all students.
R. K. Smith Middle School sets high expectations for students, faculty, and staff.
Hahnville High School provides a positive and motivating learning environment in Paradis\Boutte.
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One restaurant here, many nearby
On River Road, Ace’s Soul Food Diner and Lounge serves residents southern-style fare like fried chicken and baked potatoes with shrimp and cheese. Residents in Hahnville can also drive to Boutte for local eats. Anita’s Smokin’ Steak Burgers, located off Highway 90, specializes in Louisiana staples like po’boy, along with its steak burgers. For grocery shopping, residents can head to the Walmart on U.S. Highway 90. “Typically, I go to the Kenner area,” says Allshouse. “There’s a few restaurants in and around that area that are popular for Hahnville residents.”
Anita’s Smokin’ Steak Burgers near Hahnville burgers and poboys to a hungry crowd.
Enjoy Cajun and Creole cuisine at Ace's Soul Food Diner & Lounge in Hahnville.
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A small sports park and 3,000 miles of trail
There are ample opportunities for neighborhood nature lovers here. “There are some leased lands for hunting,” says Allshouse. “Nearby, the Westbank Bridge Park is good for sports like baseball or tennis, and The Edward Dufresne Community Center also has basketball courts.” For solo outdoor adventurers, the Mississippi River Trail runs by the neighborhood as part of a 3,000-mile interstate trail system. The Mississippi River is also a popular spot for residents to boat or fish.
The Mighty Mississippi River borders Hahnville to the north.
Residents enjoy walking along the Mississippi River Trail in Hahnville.
The West Bank Bridge Park offers many activities for families.
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Driving is a must, but Interstate 310 is easy to access
The area’s streets can get relatively narrow, and many lack sidewalks, so walkers or bikers may have a tough time traveling. Being distant from the city provides a quiet setting, but it means city transit is non-existent, and having a car is vital for getting around in Hahnville. For drivers, though, interstate 310 is easily reached and travels through New Orleans, making the city easy to access.
The Hale Boggs Memorial Bridge crosses the Mississippi River near Hahnville.
Alligator Festival in neighboring Luling
In the adjacent Luling neighborhood, the community gets together for the Alligator Festival. Money raised at the festival goes toward scholarships for Destrehan and Hahnville High School seniors. Locals can enjoy fried alligator baskets, live music, amusement rides and arts and crafts. There is also a kid-friendly live alligator exhibit.
This beautifully updated 3 bed, 3 bath home sits on an oversized double lot and offers the perfect blend of New Orleans-style character and functionality. The landscaped front yard and classic horseshoe driveway create a welcoming first impression with plenty of parking. Step inside to an open floor plan featuring a kitchen with granite countertops, white shaker cabinets, tile backsplash, pendant
This charming 3-bedroom, 2-bath mobile home sits on a nice lot along Elm Street and offers comfortable living with a functional layout. The open-concept design connects the den, kitchen, and dining areas, creating a spacious feel. The kitchen features an island for added prep space, and the owner’s suite includes a garden tub and separate stand-up shower. A storage shed provides additional space
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