Amenities
Location, Location, Location
- Easy access to 1-12, in fast-growing and desirable Livingston Parish
- I-55 is 5 miles to the East. The hub of I-55 and 1-12 is a major hub servicing access to New Orleans
- Albany is a bedroom community to fast-growing Hammond, from which commuters can reach Hammond facilities faster coming from Acadian Trace than many residents within Hammond itself
- North Oaks Hospital is 6 minutes away to the east
- 6 minutes away from mall down I-55 and 7 minutes away from major shopping on Hwy. 190
- Tickfaw River and golfing are minutes away to the south
- Major theme park announced coming 12 minutes away to the West in Satsuma
- Albany interchange was recently approved to be "thinned out" and landscaped as the first exit in Livingston Parish coming from the East
- New businesses are springing up in Albany, including recent land acquisitions by two well-known fast food chains, including Popeyes, to be on the South side of the interchange
Great School District
All schools about 1/2 mile away on Hwy. 43 in Albany. Livingston Parish schools are highly sought after, and are ranked in the top 5 as recorded by the 2006-2007 District Performance Score (DPS) And DPS Label.
Planned Community
- Acadian Trace consists of 107 lots, ranging from 50 feet in width (average) to 60 feet in width.
- As much area as possible has been made common area, including rear ditches, to be maintained by the Homeowner's Association to insure consistent and upscale appearance. Easy access to 1-12 in fast-growing and desirable Livingston Parish.
- Rear-lighted recreational pond area with walking path and pier.
- Common area "cut-throughs" for walking paths.
Upscale Appearance of Development
- Grand entrance with custom landscaping and irrigation.
- Well-landscaped cul-de-sac and pond area at rear of development.
- Fencing going into many strategic areas.
- High-end ornamental street signs.
- Street lighting every 200 feet with high pressure sodium lighting, with additional lighting around the pond for night walking.
- Lighted fountain in pond.
- Underground utilities.
- No open ditches and culverts - site leveled to provide superior drainage without ditches and culverts which would detract from overall apprearance and streetscape.
"High and Dry" Lots
- With the exception of parts of 3 lots near the pond, all lots are located outside the 100-year flood plain.
- The 3 lots mentioned have been finished to the same height as the others, though no Letter of Map Revision (LOMR) request to the FEMA flood maps request has been made.
- Carefully considered drainage, with aesthetic "rock treatment" at strategic points.
Utilities
- Private sewer system to be taken over by Livingston Parish; it is new "quiet" design.
- Albany township water.
- Demco Electric.
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