Old Mandeville Woods Subdivision, A Chateau Nouveau Development

Old Mandeville Woods
Subdivision
Between Labarre and Preval Streets
West of Soult St

For Homes and Lot Availability,
Contact
Londi Moore at londimoore@gmail.com (985) 705-1606 and
Guy Songy at lloydson@bellsouth.net (985) 960-0161

Old Mandeville Woods Subdivision is a 2004 Northshore development by Londi Moore and Guy Songy of Chateau Nouveau using wildlife easement concepts of the landowner Ron Stoessell to preserve some of the forests as "Designer Woods." These concepts have recently been extended to the mountains of southwestern North Carolina where Ron Stoessell and Londi Moore began Cameron's Ridge in 2006. In Old Mandeville Woods, the perimeters of the nearly half acre lots have been enhanced with native plants to provide a beautiful lush green area of forest around each house and lawn. Chateau Nouveau has been the primary residential builder along with Integrity Builders and Richlyn Construction. Since Hurricane Katrina, the market has shifted to individuals purchasing lots and building their own homes using contractors approved by Chateau Nouveau. Please contact Londi Moore at (985) 705-1606 or Guy Songe at (985) 960-0161 for lot availablity.

The Joys of Living in the Woods was the Inspiration for the Subdivision

Nature
Path
along
Old
Mandeville
Lane

Have you worked in the heat of the summer sun in south Louisiana -
When far away, there's the sound of thunder and the storm clouds begin to roll.
The cool wet wind sweeps away the summer heat and brings the rain.
It's just another south Louisiana rainstorm.

In the old days, homes were built in the woods to escape the summer heat.
The pines and oaks sheltered the land and cooled the surface below.
But times changed and the woods were cut
and replaced with lawns and concrete and black tar.
And now the summer heat is broken
only when thunder rolls and brings the summer rain.

Old Mandeville Woods is a remembrance of an earlier time.
We've surrounded each house and lawn with green woods
to cool the land like the summer rain on a hot summer day.
Come and see what we've done in the coolness of the woods.

Do You Remember, As a Child, Chasing the flickering lights of lightning bugs on a summer night,
	Spending July afternoons eating ripe figs from your very own tree; and,
Taking walks through the woods in late summer while savoring the coolness under the trees?

Do You Remember, being in awe, of the extraordinary delicate beauty of Butterflies
	And taking time to listen to Mockingbirds mimicing the birds around them
And the thrill of finding a Deer watching you.