Right across from the newly- redone Andress Artist and Entrepreneur Center is the former home of the Yellow Cab Taxi Company. Over the years, the building at 718 Crockett Street has been a number of businesses, including a Lincoln Mercury dealership and Nall’s Glass. Things changed for the building with the most recent owners, Paula and Wayne Anderson. The Andersons reinvisioned the former commercial building into a multi-purpose space that includes a private residence on the second floor.

(For additional information or to schedule a showing, call Paula Anderson at Mickey Fertitta Properties, 318.218.3707 or at 318.865.6300.)

718 Crockett Street.

718 Crockett is now for sale and is being represented by Paula Anderson, an Owner/Realtor Licensed in the State of Louisiana. The list price is $695,000 for the 12,000SF building (6,000 SF per floor).  In addition to the 12,000 SF first and second floors, there is a 3,000 SF unfinished basement  with elevator entrance from the alley. A 5,000 lb. max functioning Otis freight elevator services the building, which will allow you to transport whatever you would like to the second floor or the 6,000 SF rooftop!

The beautiful rooftop.

1st Floor Amenities:

There is a double garage entrance off Crockett Street (commercial lease potential)

There is a single garage door on the west side (home/shop access)

An elevator and stairwell provide access to the 2nd floor and basement

There is an 800 SF area with open space, offices & 2 restrooms (commercial potential)

The remainder of the ground floor is currently being used as a personal garage & shop.

2nd Floor Amenities

A 3500 SF condominium is 2 BR/3BA and features a large open living/dining/kitchen area complete with a 5 x  8 movable granite island. The private Master Suite has a  shower, & Jacuzzi Tub. Rooftop access is just steps away. The entire front of the second floor condo is a separate unheated garden room that could easily be converted to heated additional living space.

There is original brick throughout and stained concrete floors. Glass windows bring in natural light. There is an unfinished 700 SF space in that could be finished out for a game room, office or a studio apartment.

The Rooftop has 3 covered Patio areas for Dining and Entertaining with Fantastic Views from Every Angle.

Other Interesting Information: 

The building was used as the main filming set in the Movie “Cleaner” with Samuel L. Jackson.

During Construction 2 dated Louisiana License Plates were cast in the concrete forms of the buildings ceilings. 1 is located on the ground floor, the other on the 2nd floor.

The original Yellow Cab’s Parking Stripes are visible throughout the property and Home.

And here’s what you have been waiting for- the PHOTOS!

In addition to the garage doors on the front of the building is one on the Common Street side.

 

From the Common Street entrance, you walk into the garage/shop space.

 

In the rear of the shop is the working Otis elevator and access to the alley.

 

The owners have the elevator set up like a sitting room, It is functional freight elevator, with a 5,000 lb capacity.

 

The full bathroom in the 1st floor shop.

 

The second floor ‘front door’ to the condo.

 

The front door leads into the comfortable living room area in the open concept space.

 

Just beyond is the well equipped kitchen/dining area.

 

The open dining/kitchen area features a large island that is on casters and is moveable.

 

The kitchen from another angle.

 

The dining area off the kitchen.

 

This comfy den/music room is adjacent to the kitchen/dining room. The space has great flow for parties!

 

A large space off the dining room is being used an unheated garden room but could be converted to heated living space.

 

The large master bedroom.

 

The master bathroom features a Jacuzzi tub and shower.

 

The master bathroom.

 

Second bedroom.

 

Additional unfinished space on the second floor with stairs leading to the roof.

 

A drone shot of 718 Crockett St.

 

Who couldn’t envision themselves on this deck?

 

One of the rooftop living spaces, another angle.

 

Both rooftop spaces at sunset.

 

The drone view from on high.

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