605 Wilfred Landry St Delcambre, LA 70528

This seafood processing plant is located at the port of Delcambre on the Delcambre Canal in Vermilion Parish. The property includes five buildings totaling approximately 20,135 square feet, situated on eight lots totaling 13.25 acres. The primary warehouse is approximately 12,000 square feet and features three docks and one grade-level door. The property includes approximately 720 feet of bulkhead along the Delcambre Canal and a 420-foot pier/boat dock, offering access for seafood harvesting fleets. A 300-ton ice plant is located on the southern end of the property. As the only ice plant in the immediate area, this feature creates a unique value. Delcambre, Louisiana, is a waterfront town in southern Louisiana, spanning Iberia and Vermilion Parishes in the Acadiana region. It is located about 10 miles south of New Iberia, 20 miles southeast of Lafayette, and 25 miles north of the Gulf of Mexico, offering access to regional markets and coastal waterways. Situated along Bayou Carlin and Bayou Tigre, Delcambre has navigable access to Vermilion Bay and the Gulf, reflecting its ties to seafood and maritime industries. Louisiana Highway 14 and U.S. Highway 90 (future I-49 corridor) provide east-west and regional connectivity. Its proximity to Lafayette Regional Airport and the Port of Iberia supports access to the broader energy, seafood, and agricultural economies of South Louisiana.