Homes in  White Oak Landing Subdivision in Baton Rouge LA Why Do People Live Here?  White Oak Landing subdivision in Baton Rouge LA offers a wilderness-like setting with elegant homes bearing many cultural and modern influences. White Oak Landing also boasts large and serene walking trails within the community. White Oak Landing in Baton Rouge LA is situated off of South Harrells Ferry Road near the Amite River. Click here to view all homes that are for sale in White Oak Landing subdivision in Baton Rouge, LA!  Looking for a home in White Oak Landing Subdivision? Interested in finding homes for sale in White Oak Landing subdivision in Baton Rouge, LA? Click that link to find all currently available homes in this subdivision in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Need to sell your home before purcha... 09/21/2017

5413 Lost Oak Dr.Baton Rouge, LA 70817            Click Here for More Available Properties in the Baton Rouge Area This is one of the finest homes you will find in White Oak Landing and is absolutely a paradise! The yard is professionally landscaped and has lots of concrete for parking including a circular drive. Enter though the custom front doors and you will experience one of the best floor plans ever for entertaining. Seating areas to the left, right, and in front of the grand fireplace. To the right is the formal dining room and the great kitchen featuring slab granite, commercial grand appliances, lots of storage and rich wood custom cabinets. There is also another fireplace & seating area, computer corner and a walk-in panty. Down the hall is another bedroom with its own private ... 04/07/2015

  http://www.batonrougerealestatebuzz.com/ - Greater Baton Rouge Real Estate Services: White Oak Landing Subdivision Report For May 2011           2011 Shows Some Strength and Some Weakness! A recent home appraisal in and analysis of White Oak Landing Subdivision  revealed this interesting finding. From 2008 to 2011, the median sales price has declined from $493,250 to $445,000 to $387,500 to now $410,000 into 2011 based only on 3 sales. So, 2008 was the post Hurricane Katrina "High" year followed by 3 years of declines.  2011 at $410,000 is higher than 2010 at $387,500.  Sold prices per sq. ft. for these same years show $131/sf, $116/sf, $107/sf and $122/sf, 2011  improvement over 2009 and 2010.  The Listing-To-Sales-Price-Ratio or how far off a home sells from the listing price is str... 05/04/2011