Terrebonne 1123

Welcome to the Terrebonne 1,123! Located in the historic Turtle Bayou area of Terrebonne Parish, this 1,123 acre freshwater marsh tract presents a rare opportunity to own a significant piece of one of South Louisiana's historically recognized freshwater marsh ecosystems. Situated approximately 18 miles west of Houma, 19 miles southeast of Morgan City, and about 60 miles southwest of New Orleans, this expansive property offers an authentic Louisiana marsh landscape that has remained largely unchanged over time. The property is comprised primarily of freshwater marsh with a cypress swamp along its northern boundary, creating diverse habitat for wildlife and supporting the natural resources that define this region. Known for outstanding alligator hunting, duck hunting, frog hunting, freshwater fishing, and exceptional bird watching, the Terrebonne 1,123 offers a true sportsman's experience in one of Louisiana's most unique environments. Opportunities to acquire large, contiguous freshwater marsh properties like this are increasingly rare. Whether your interest lies in outdoor recreation, conservation, or long-term land ownership, this remarkable 1,123 acre tract offers the chance to own a substantial piece of South Louisiana's marsh heritage and enjoy a landscape unlike any other. Call Chad Morgan today to schedule a private showing and experience #TheSmallTownWay! Location: Turtle Bayou, LA 70360 Terrebonne Parish 18 Miles W of Houma 19 Miles SE of Morgan City 77 Miles SW of New Orleans Coordinates: 29.59275, -91.06006 Property Use: Hunting & Fishing Bird Watching Recreational Conservation Property Information: 1,123 Acres of Freshwater Marsh Cypress Swamp Alligator/Duck/Frog Tax Information: Parcel IDs: 37753, 37646, 37643, 37576, 37511 2025 Taxes: $982