Rooted in the early history of Gueydan, this timeless property stands as a proud reminder of the town's heritage. In the late 1800s, Jean Pierre Gueydan purchased thousands of acres of Louisiana prairie and marshland that would become the settlement of Gueydanburg--later known simply as Gueydan. By 1940, this stately home was constructed on the corner of 5th and McMurtry, in what would grow into the heart of the community.Crafted with enduring quality, the home features a hand-carved Carrera marble fireplace mantle imported from Italy, solid wood paneling, and French doors that reflect the craftsmanship of the era. Original two-inch oak floors lie beneath the current coverings, preserving the authenticity of the design.A glassed porch with diamond-scored red concrete floors overlooks the landscaped yard, lined with mature cedar trees originally planted along 5th Street generations ago. The property also includes two spacious outdoor patios, a fully equipped outdoor kitchen with half bath, and a separate outdoor apartment with a full bath--offering versatility for guests, hobbies, or workspace.A large workshop incorporating outdoor kitchen & entertainment areas runs the width of the property, providing abundant space for projects, storage, or equipment.Modern improvements complement the home's historic charm, including upgraded PEX plumbing (2012), three 5-ton A/C units, a yard drainage system, custom Topp's Cabinets (1990), matching ceramic tile sourced from New Orleans, and a whole-house generator.Blending small-town heritage with lasting craftsmanship and modern comfort, this property offers a rare opportunity to own a genuine piece of Gueydan's story.