Some houses are renovated. Others are rescued.Built circa 1920, this 1,889-square-foot cypress home on Rosier Street offers the charm and craftsmanship of an original Louisiana home with the modern updates today's buyer wants. Original features include center-match walls, longleaf pine and red oak floors, knotty pine walls, crown molding and substantial baseboards.In 2023, the home was taken down to its bones and thoughtfully rebuilt, including a new hurricane-rated FORTIFIED-certified roof, all new electrical, all new PEX plumbing, new sewer and water lines, new HVAC and ductwork, modern double-pane windows, and a leveled and secured foundation. The result is a historic home with the major infrastructure already updated.The 2-bedroom, 2-bath interior features a clawfoot tub in the front bath and a spacious walk-in shower in the primary bath. The kitchen includes commercial-grade porcelain stone flooring, custom cabinetry, a 36-inch commercial gas range and an exterior-vented hood.Located on an approximately 40 x 120 lot just off Main Street, this home is close to downtown New Iberia's restaurants, markets, festivals and community events.The current owners have simply outgrown the home and need more space, giving its next owner the opportunity to enjoy a one-of-a-kind piece of New Iberia history with modern systems already in place.