Open, airy, spacious, plus a panoramic view of the Chinchuba waterway. This spectacular Executive home is 1.5 stories with approx. 3802 sq ft living and 4500 sq ft under beam. Located in the demand Meadowbrook Lakes Subdivision and just minutes to the Causeway and I-12. This beautiful home features 4 bedrooms 3.5 baths plus an Office and a BONUS ROOM upstairs, great for a game room, media room or exercise room. Mother-in-law suite has a full bath plus walk-in closet. Great Room features high ceilings, curved archways, triple crown moulding, and architectural columns. Wall of windows to take advantage of the gorgeous view. Sun room, screened patio with ceiling fans. Formal dining room has wood flooring. Kitchen is spacious with new stainless steel appliances. In-ground pool with fenced yard. Ideally suited for relaxing at the end of the day or entertaining. A must see!!!

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THIS TUSCAN INSPIRED INTERIOR DESIGN CREATES A WARM & INVITING ATMOSPHERE. It features 4 bedrooms with 2.5 baths and is approx 2187 sq ft living with 2866 sq ft total. A beautiful home that features high ceilings, curved archways & triple crown moulding. The focal point to the Great Rm is a beautiful antique Cherry gas burning Fireplace. Wall of windows creates lots of natural light. Spacious kitchen with corner window, center island & gas stove. Covered Patio. Two car attached Garage. Minutes to the Causeway and I-12. Mandeville School District. A Must See!!

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Whether you are an established business owner, a new entrepreneur or thinking of opening a business, today is the day made for you. The St. Tammany West Chamber of Commerce will be hosting its 17th Annual Business Expo today (May 6) from 11 am to 7 pm in Mandeville at the Castine Center. The trade show is the largest in the region and an event business owners will be wise to attend. The trade show will feature 100 exhibits which will display the latest tools and services for business owners. Be sure to stop by the St. Tammy's Parish Hospital and meet DaVinci, the Surgical Robot.

The St. Tammany's Business Expo is a great place to meet, greet and network. Admission is free and door prizes will be give to some lucky attendees. Following the expo, there is an After Hours event, where food and drinks (including champagne) will be served. The After Hours admission is a reasonable $10. Chamber members will receive a $5 discount.

Patsy Lang and the Lang Team, Mandeville real estate

That was the subject at the Mandeville City Council meeting. The piece of history in question is the house located at 2603 Lakeshore Drive which was built around 1852. The home is currently owned by William Jourdan. Unfortunately, the house received substantial damage during Hurricane Katrina. Mr. Jourdan has tried to find a way to restore the historic home. However, he has come to the conclusion that he cannot complete the necessary repairs and has applied for a demolition permit.

Mr. Jourdan would live to see the home preseved and has offered an alternative plan to the city. He would like to donate the home to the City of Mandeville. The city would be required to move the house to another location and restore the home. Some residents and council members feel that saving this bit of Mandeville history is well worth the price tag, which is still to be determined.

The city has contracted with historian and archivist Sally Reeves to identify architectural and historic structures in Mandeville. At this time, there are about 450 buildings in Mandeville which have been identified as significant structures, including Mr. Jourdan's home, in her report. In Ms. Reeves' report, she has identified the Lakeshore Drive home as the "singular Mandeville-style cottage now found in Louisiana." The council has authorized Mayor Price to advertise for bids to move the home to another location. Mayor Pro Tem Lenfant offered a suggestion to auction the home. The new owner would be required to move the house to a location within the city limits and to restore the home.

This year is the 175th anniversary of the founding of Mandeville. The city is currently working to develop guidelines for protecting and preserving historic structures with the city before they are lost to future generations. Ms. Reeves will present her report on Mandeville's historic structures later this year during the City of Mandeville's 175th anniversary events.