c.1944 Louisiana Stone Tudor Revival House $135K
OHU50K Notes $135,000
This Louisiana Stone Tudor Revival not only has curb appeal, but the tiled bathrooms have the wow factor.
Realtor Comments
Welcome to 2516 City Park Blvd! Nestled on a coveted corner lot with stunning views of Bayou Hyson and the City Park walking trail, this charming 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home is full of character. Step inside to discover original hardwood floors throughout, exuding warmth and timeless style. The spacious living room features a cozy gas-burning fireplace, creating the perfect ambiance for relaxation. Enjoy meals in the formal dining room or in the charming eat-in kitchen, offering plenty of room for both casual and formal gatherings. The home boasts ample closet space and thoughtful storage solutions, ensuring a clutter-free lifestyle. You’ll appreciate the inviting front patio, perfect for morning coffee or evening relaxation, all while taking in the picturesque views of City Park and the nearby Zoo. The exterior of the home is beautifully adorned with stone accents, complementing the homes character and offering excellent curb appeal. Two covered parking areas provide convenience. Located just steps away from City Parks walking trails, the Zoo, and all the amenities this neighborhood has to offer, this home truly offers the best of both worlds a peaceful retreat with easy access to urban attractions. Dont miss the opportunity to make this exceptional home yours!
- 3 bed
- 2 bath
- Build date 1944
2516 N City Park Blvd, Alexandria, LA 71301 $135,000
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Pros of Alexandria, LA
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Affordable Cost of Living & Housing
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The cost of living in Alexandria is around 13% below the U.S. average.
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Median home values are significantly lower than many cities, making home ownership or renting more accessible.
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Median rent is relatively modest (~ $833/month in many cases) which helps for those who don’t want or can’t buy.
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Educational Institutions & Campus Presence
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Louisiana State University of Alexandria (LSUA) is located there, offering local access to higher education.
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There are several magnet and specialized high schools (e.g. Peabody Magnet High School) that may offer more varied curriculum options.
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Parks, Outdoor Spaces, & Recreation
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Plenty of parks and outdoor recreation options.
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Good for people who enjoy nature, green space, family‑friendly settings.
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Cultural & Lifestyle Amenities
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Alexandria has a local arts scene: museums like the Alexandria Museum of Art, River Oaks Square Arts Center, performing arts venues.
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Local cuisine (Southern, Cajun) gives a unique cultural flavor.
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Health & Safety in Some Categories, Improvement Trends
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Health‑care facilities are accessible.
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The city reports declining trends in many types of crime recently: property crime, homicides, shootings are reported to have dropped in recent years.
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Cons / Challenges of Alexandria, LA
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High Crime Rates in Many Neighborhoods
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Overall crime is well above the U.S. average. Both property and violent crimes are elevated.
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Safety varies greatly by neighborhood: some areas are much safer than others. Neighborhood choice matters a lot.
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Lower Income, Poverty, and Job Market Constraints
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Median household income is ~$41,845, which is well below U.S. median levels.
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Poverty rate is high: around 25‑27% of residents live below the poverty line.
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Unemployment rates are higher than national average
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Education Attainment & School Performance Issues
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Fewer adults hold bachelor’s or advanced degrees (about 24% in Alexandria) compared to national averages.
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Some criticism of K‑12 schools’ performance or consistency; where you live and which school you attend matters. (Magnet schools vs. regular ones show variation.)
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Declining Population & Growth Constraints
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The population has been declining in recent years, which may have downstream effects (less economic growth, less demand for new services, potential fiscal constraints).
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Limited Amenities or Entertainment in Some Areas / Dependence on Transportation
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Some amenities (restaurants, entertainment, specialty services) are not always nearby; often need to drive.
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Public transportation is limited or less convenient. Commute times for many are longer or rely on car travel.
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Tax / Cost Items & Discomforts
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High sales tax is noted as a drawback.
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Weather: summers are hot, humid; climate may not be comfortable if you dislike heat or humidity. (Not always explicitly in data, but common for region.)
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