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FOR SALE: The House! The Barn! The Wine Cellar!!!

Step inside one of Covington, Louisiana’s most remarkable historic properties, an extraordinary riverfront estate rooted in the early nineteenth century and shaped by over a century of architectural evolution, craftsmanship, and thoughtful preservation. Located at 622 South America Street in Covington’s storied Garden District, this historic estate traces its origins to Spanish colonial land grants and developed alongside the growth of St. Tammany Parish. The main residence, constructed circa 1860, reflects mid-19th-century architectural traditions with Italianate influences and later period adaptations that speak to its long life as both a private home and a boarding house known historically as Ravenswood, Hotel Richard, and the Riverside Inn. Set on approximately 2 acres of oak-lined grounds overlooking the Bogue Falaya River, the property occupies a secluded riverfront site while remaining within the heart of Covington. The stately white-columned façade anchors the estate and has been carefully restored to preserve original materials, proportions, and historic character, while allowing for modern use and comfort. This video explores not only the main house, but the full historic compound, including one of the most compelling features of the property: a meticulously restored 19th-century Canadian dairy barn. Originally built in Ontario, Canada, the barn was carefully dismantled, shipped south, and reassembled on this site using traditional timber framing techniques. The result is a stunning 2,626-square-foot barn structure that retains its historic joinery and agricultural scale while serving as a flexible space for entertaining, creative work, and gatherings. Also featured is the property’s wine cellar, once the original cistern for the house and now converted into a climate-controlled space capable of storing over 900 bottles, along with additional outbuildings including a pool cabana and recreational amenities that reflect the estate’s layered history as both retreat and residence. Throughout this tour, we focus on historic architecture, preservation decisions, adaptive reuse, and the cultural history of Covington as a Northshore destination shaped by river commerce, resort culture, and craftsmanship. This is not simply a house tour, but a deeper look at how historic properties evolve and endure when restored with care and respect for their past. If you love historic homes, old house restoration, timber framing, adaptive reuse, or Southern architecture, this is a story you will want to see. Zillow: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/62... Listed by: Jennifer Rice 985-966-1321, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Preferred, REALTOR 985-951-2324, Lauren Mendheim 985-373-7231, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Preferred, REALTOR BECOME AN OUR RESTORATION NATION OFFICIAL CITIZEN: https://www.ourrestorationnation.com/... https://www.ourrestorationnation.com/ Instagram:   / ourrestorationnation   Facebook:   / ourrestorationnation   TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ourrestoratio...