Own a one-of-a-kind property where Goose Bayou (Bayou des Oies) meets Bayou Barataria. This property boasts 1.3 acres, 600 plus feet of waterfront with several residential and commercial buildings. The possibilities are endless. It is zoned Commercial UR-1 (Unrestricted). 4518 - a 700 square foot, 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom circa 1950’s cottage. The building has modern electrical circuitry, PEX pipe water lines, hurricane grade windows, and PTAC Cooling/heating units. The cottage meets base flood elevation (BFE) requirements. There are two storage buildings - one raised, one slab on grade. An Oxford Shingle classic metal roof system was installed in 2022. 4524 - an Eastlake Camelback – originally built in the late 19th century in old Algiers it has much of its original exterior and interior architectural details. Facing demolition, because of the 1984 World’s Fair Development, the house was barged to its present location. 4524 meets BFE standards, has PEX/cooper plumbing, modern electrical circuitry, central air/gas heat, and an Oxford Shingle roof. 4530 and 4530D – the shell of one of the few remaining block-ice factory buildings in coastal Louisiana. The building complex has historical significance. Many architectural details remain. The building has a two-car garage on the first floor with a climate-controlled residence & office space above. 4530 Pavillion – this bayou front accessory building has an 80-foot covered deck with a Wi-Fi ready office and open wharves on either side. This is an ideal location for a charter and/or tour boat and/or other marine operations. There is plenty of room for parking. The property is within close range, via water, to the expanded Barataria Unit of Jean Lafitte National Park, the Pen, Grand Isle and Gulf. The property has great pontential for scaled, appropriate, development. Perrin-Lafitte Cemetery (32 x 68 ft) is excluded from the sale. Negotiable is a separate sale of the individual buildings with a land-lease or land-lease part to own whole.