Home Tour: 1914 Sugar Cane Lane in The Preserve at Harveston, Baton Rouge
Want to see what about $665,000 gets you in The Preserve at Harveston? We toured 1914 Sugar Cane Lane in The Preserve at Harveston, and you can watch the full walkthrough right here. Below, we break down every room, the outdoor space, and what living in Harveston looks like.
Part of our guide to living in Baton Rouge.
The Quick Facts
Address: 1914 Sugar Cane Lane, Baton Rouge, LA
Neighborhood: The Preserve at Harveston
Price: Listed at $665,000
Size: 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 2,828 square feet
Built: 2017
Garage: Oversized two-car garage, over 600 square feet
HOA: About $1,500 a year
First Impressions: The Front Porch
The house has a classic front porch that sits right across from the neighborhood green space. It's the kind of setup where you can sit out front and still feel like you've got open space in front of you.
The Front Room
Right off the entry, you've got a front room with plantation shutters, a big chandelier, and a sliding barn door. You could use it as a formal dining room, an office, or whatever fits your life. You'll also notice the stained concrete floors here. They run through the whole downstairs.
Two Bedrooms on the Main Floor
This home has two bedrooms downstairs, which is a layout a lot of buyers ask us about.
Downstairs bedroom: ceiling fan, good natural light, and a closet with built-in shelving. A good spot for a guest room.
Full bath across the hall: tub and shower combo, with a dark green accent color.
The Kitchen and Pantries
This is where the house opens up. From the breakfast area, which has a wood accent wall, you can see the kitchen, the living room, and the fireplace all in one view.
The butcher block island is huge, and it's really the centerpiece of the house. You've also got:
A farmhouse sink
A gas range with a vent hood
White subway tile
Under-cabinet lighting
And you don't just get one pantry. There's a butler's pantry with a built-in wine rack, and right next to it, a full walk-in pantry.
The Living Room
The living room has a big brick gas fireplace, lots of windows, French doors out to the back porch, and floating shelves around the TV wall. The ceiling heights change throughout the downstairs, so it never feels boxy.
The Primary Suite
The primary suite is also on the main floor, with high ceilings, a ceiling fan, and a wall of windows that brings in great light.
The primary bathroom includes:
A double vanity
A walk-in closet with custom built-ins
A soaking tub and a separate glass shower
A private toilet room
A linen closet
Upstairs: Loft and Two More Bedrooms
Up top, there's a loft that could be a game room, a media room, or a home gym. There are two more bedrooms up here, both with ceiling fans and plenty of room, and they share a split-style bathroom with the vanity separate from the shower.
The Back Porch and Yard
The back porch might be our favorite part of this house. It's a big screened-in porch with its own brick fireplace, an outdoor kitchen area with a gas grill hookup, and room for a TV. Altogether, you've got about 900 square feet of covered outdoor space.
Out back, the yard is fully fenced, and past the fence there's about 40 yards of cleared land before the tree line, so you get a lot of privacy. That's not something you see in a lot of newer neighborhoods.
Living in The Preserve at Harveston
The Preserve at Harveston comes with a strong list of amenities:
Clubhouse
Pool
Fitness center
Playgrounds
Community gardens
Walking trails
The HOA runs about $1,500 a year.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is 1914 Sugar Cane Lane listed for?
It's listed at $665,000 as of October 2026. Prices can change, so reach out to us for the latest.
How many bedrooms are on the main floor?
Two. The primary suite and one additional bedroom are both downstairs, with two more bedrooms upstairs.
What does the HOA cost in The Preserve at Harveston?
About $1,500 a year, which includes access to the clubhouse, pool, fitness center, playgrounds, community gardens, and walking trails.
Does the home have outdoor living space?
Yes. There's a screened-in back porch with a brick fireplace and an outdoor kitchen area, about 900 square feet of covered outdoor space in all, plus a fully fenced backyard.
Want to See It in Person?
If you'd like to walk through 1914 Sugar Cane Lane yourself, call or text Brian at 225-337-6363. Thinking about moving to Baton Rouge? Grab our free relocation guide at yourbrhomeguide.com/move.
We're Brian Mackey and Janelle Hernandez with The Method Group at Pivot Realty, and we'd love to help you find your place in Baton Rouge.
Listed by Kyle Petersen, Keller Williams Realty–First Choice. Information is from the listing and believed accurate but not guaranteed.
