Bed-and-breakfast featured on HGTV show is for sale in Louisiana. Take a look
A bed-and-breakfast featured on HGTV’s hit show “If Walls Could Talk” has hit the real estate market in Rayne, Louisiana, for $299,000.
The listing price seems low — especially considering the charm of the seven-bedroom, seven-bathroom property. Not to mention that it comes fully furnished, according to the listing on Realtor.com.
“The atmosphere offers heart and soul of Cajun hospitality,” the website Acadia Parish Louisiana said of the historic home, which was built in 1892.
According to Realtor.com, the property had many uses over the years, including serving as a hospital when the Spanish Flu was taking over following World War I.
The home was restored by owners Martha and Gene Royer, who purchased it in 1992.
The home sports a number of elegant features that will catch a potential new owner’s eye, according to the listing, including:
High ceilings
Large bedrooms
Clawfoot bathtubs in the bathrooms
Wooden staircase
Fireplaces
Beautiful porch
Rayne has a rich history and is known as the Frog Capital of the World, according to the Maison Daboval website, which explains why the breakfast served to guests includes frog legs.
HGTV’s “If Walls Could Talk” is a long-running program that “discovers the mysteries lurking beneath homes’ surfaces ... and puts a price on history,” the show’s synopsis reads on IMDb.
Rayne is about 69 miles southwest of Baton Rouge.
This story was originally published March 3, 2022 at 11:19 AM with the headline "Bed-and-breakfast featured on HGTV show is for sale in Louisiana. Take a look."