5010 W D Rochelle Avenue, Jennings, LA 70546
- Added:
- Jun 15, 2026
- Days on Market:
- 21
- Last Refresh:
- Jul 5 at 12:06 am
Property Features for 5010 W D Rochelle Avenue
General Information
- Property type
- Land
- Property subtype
- Other
- Zoning
- AG
- Standard status
- Active
- APN
- 200112950
- Lot size
- 56.70 Acres
Utilities
- Utilities
- Water Available
- Water source
- Public
Listing agent Robbie Ingle License #912122392 (337) 478-1601
Listing office Coldwell Banker Ingle Safari R 765 Bayou Pines E, Lake Charles, LA (337) 478-1601
Listing date Jun 15, 2026
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HighLights
- 56+ acre tract in the Jennings area, mostly cleared and currently fenced, previously used as pastureland for cattle
- Property is just outside Jennings city limits with city water available on site (Public water source)
- Bordering an established residential subdivision on one side and agricultural land on the other for flexible future use
- Flood Zone X designation—no flood insurance required
- Multiple public road access points from Wilbert D. Rochelle Avenue and Racca Road
- Seller will retain mineral rights; detailed surveys available in the MLS
Overview
The land is located just outside the city limits of Jennings, with the front portion lying within Jennings city limits. Public remarks indicate that city water availability is on site for that portion. The property is described as being in Flood Zone X. Access is available from multiple public road points including Wilbert D. Rochelle Avenue and Racca Road, and recent clearing along boundaries near Wilbert Rochelle and behind Shirley Street has been noted to enhance visibility and usability.
For buyers seeking acreage flexibility, the combination of mostly open pasture, fencing, and multiple access points supports uses such as continued agricultural operations or residential development on a large tract. The property’s adjacency on one side to an established residential subdivision and on the other to agricultural land is expected to be helpful for planning a use that fits with surrounding context. The retained mineral rights should be considered in any development or purchase planning.
Current Use by Public Records
Map
- City
- Jennings
- County
- Jefferson Davis
- State
- Louisiana
- Longitude
- -92.6684
- Latitude
- 30.1991