Baton Rouge avoided most of the housing boom -- and bust -- and home prices have remained fairly stable over the years, even gaining a little ground.
Located further inland from the Gulf than New Orleans, Baton Rouge's economy is strong with a steady supply of oil and state government jobs. In October, unemployment was 6.2%, much lower than the national rate.
This home features a brand new kitchen, a master suite with three closets (including one that's cedar-lined) and a landscaped yard with a large swimming pool.
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