501 Roussell St, Houma, LA 70360

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501 Roussell St is located in Houma, LA.

This historic old home in Downtown Houma, LA has long since been converted into professional office space and is ready for a new firm (or firms) to call it home. The structure is 1.5 stories with 5,556 SF sitting on a well located corner in Downtown Houma.

The first floor features five (5) offices, each with a legal secretary office just outside the door. There are two (2) conference rooms on the first floor, one large and one small. Additionally, there is a spacious waiting area, receptionist area, kitchen/break room, file room/office, and two (2) half baths.

The second floor features an additional four (4) offices plus an extra below grade office/storage area.

The downstairs has an impressive eaves height of 12' while the second floor has an eaves height of 10'.

The corner lot is conveniently located in the heart of Downtown Houma with almost all amenities within walking distance. The historic structure sits on a lot with shade from mature oak and magnolia trees. There is a white vinyl fence along both street with a brick fence on the back and side.

The wood exterior of the office was recently protected with a ceramic Rhino Shield coating, protecting your investment for years to come with a written, transferable warranty.

The Houma-Thibodaux MSA consistently has one of the lowest unemployment rates in Louisiana and has a 10 Parish retail draw of almost 440,000 people. It was recently ranked #6 of all nationwide mid-sized MSA’s by Area Development Magazine (May 2013) and was #24 overall out of 380 MSA’s in the U.S. This follows a January 2013 article in Forbes magazine naming Louisiana “America’s New Frontier for Business Opportunity”.

Dr. Loren Scott's 2014-2015 Louisiana Economic Outlook states "that the Houma MSA employment will increase by another 2,600 jobs in 2014 (2.6%)" and that "in 2015, the Houma MSA will break through the 100,000 employment mark for the first time in its history."