Home for Sale at 60 PRESERVE Lane, Mandeville, LA 70471

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60 Preserve Lane
Mandeville, LA 70471

VINCE LIUZZA with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Preferred, REALTOR, original listing - (985) 951-2324

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List Price:	$5,500,000
Beds:	10
Baths:	Full: 9, ½: 5
Status:	Active
SqFt:	17104 Square Feet
Agency:	Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Preferred, REALTOR
Agency Phone:	(985) 951-2324

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Lot Size:	1 acre(s)
Garage:	Garage
Property Type:	Residential-Single Family Residence
Year Built:	--
Notes:	I am honored to reintroduce 60 Preserve Lane in The Sanctuary. Originally inspired by Hotel Salomon de Rothschild, this French estate, freshly named “Belle Maison,” boasts over 55 rooms within its 17,100 sf of living space, and offers a completely renovated interior that now effortlessly reflects timeless and transitional design elements that have been accentuated by the beautiful staging of Lesle Veca of V Home & Interiors. This magnificent property was methodically designed to support the evolving needs of both a modern highly-productive family or perfectly accommodate a multi-generational family. The first floor is home to the formal and casual living spaces, the voluminous master suite and offers private quarters for a live-in house manager. The second floor was designed for a growing family as the west wing offers a bedroom suite with an adjacent guest suite that accommodates overnight friends, and the east wing that offers four additional bedroom suites that are anchored by a spacious living room. The fantastic home theater and bar are smartly positioned on the south wing of this floor. The third floor is a truly flexible space that can be used as additional living and entertaining venues or, as designed, to be a “home within a home” for senior parents, as there is a living room, covered terrace, a secondary master suite, kitchen and breakfast room. There is an additional suite for an au pair or live-in healthcare provider, a dedicated room that is ideal for a home gym and a spacious playroom. Belle Maison’s back yard offers plenty of space for a custom swimming pool and pool house, but if more land and privacy is desired, the 1.95 acre adjacent homesite to the south can be acquired via the recently secured First Right of Refusal. Belle Maison – the perfect balance of quality, privacy, luxury and elegance.<br /> <br /> The Sanctuary is an environmentally planned community only minutes from The Causeway Bridge and home to miles of nature trails, a Health & Activity Center, fitness center, tournament-size swimming pool, three tennis courts, a ball field and an active homeowner’s association.
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ListingId:	2528496

Listing Provided By:	Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Preferred, REALTOR, original listing
Phone:	(504) 237-9634
Office Phone:	(985) 951-2324
Agent Name:	VINCE LIUZZA
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