The Highland neighborhood is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Shreveport, but as Highland residents can attest to, it’s also one of the most vibrant and active neighborhoods in town. Anyone who has begged for beads at our Mardi Gras parade, boogied down at our jazz festival, or stuffed themselves silly at our Greek festival knows that Highland is a happening place. And it is because of this joie de vivre that Highland has continued to thrive despite the gloomy economic climate that plagues much of the nation. If you haven’t done so in a while, take a drive through the neighborhood and admire all of the work that is being done to keep Highland beautiful. For those who are thinking of investing in Highland, now is an excellent time to buy a home. The prices remain affordable and the houses continue to offer all the charm and beauty you have come to expect from Highland.
There are several local resources for finding great homes in the Highland neighborhood. Here are just a few websites that feature photos and information about homes for sale in Highland and offer free & easy property searches. Looking to put some “sweat equity” into a home? Check out our Fixer Upper section for good deals on great houses that just need some TLC!
Coldwell Banker Dowling (search by Area: “Shreveport- Central East of I-49″)
Century 21 United (search by zip code: 71104 or 71101)
My Main Office (search by zip code)
Shreveport Craigslist (resource for “for sale by owner” homes)
Shreveport Times (resource for “for sale by owner” homes)
Realtor.com (official site of the National Association of Realtors)
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839 Robinson Pl – $397,950 REDUCED
4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 3790 sqft. Stately brick Mediterranean Revival home with Prairie influences was built in 1914 by Williams Hughes Clark, who was the Speaker of the Louisiana House of Representatives. Contains one-of-a-kind features such as original beveled leaded glass front door, dramatic staircase, period light fixtures and fireplaces, and a large backyard. Click here to see more.
1080 Dalzell St- $189,900 REDUCED
3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 3000 sqft. Gorgeous Colonial Revival home was featured on the 2009 “Celebrate Highland” Tour of Homes. Features include tall ceilings, large rooms, hardwood floors, original woodwork, and charming sunroom with original tile floor. Large lot with privacy fence and nicely landscaped backyard with brick patio. Click here to see a virtual tour.
527 Boulevard St – $99,950 REDUCED
2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1715 sqft. Charming bungalow with large rooms, high ceilings, and original features such as hardwood floors and decorative molding. Large laundry room could easily be converted to 2nd bathroom or 3rd bedroom. To see more photos click here.
2222 Fairfield Ave- $475,000 REDUCED
4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, 5003 sqft. Lovely turn-of-the-century Colonial Revival house on prestigious Fairfield Avenue has been transformed into a luxurious modern home. Features include gourmet kitchen, spacious rooms with lots of natural light, hardwood floors throughout, large glassed-in front porch, and charming carriage house. For more photos click here.
1709 Highland Ave – $89,000
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1487 sqft. Victorian cottage once part of Pleasant Hall School has lots of charm and history. Unique open living, dining, and kitchen area. Rooms are large and airy with hardwood floors, front porch, and rear deck. Click here to see more photos.
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