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Build Your Dream Home
A vacant residential lot offers something an existing home cannot: the opportunity to start with your own vision.
At 1880 Tiger Crossing Dr, this approximately 0.40-acre corner homesite in University Club Plantation provides a setting where buyers can explore a custom home designed around the features, layout, and finishes that matter most to them.
Design Around the Way You Want to Live
Building a custom home allows you to make important decisions from the beginning rather than adapting to an existing floor plan.
Depending on applicable subdivision requirements and architectural approval, your plans may include features such as:
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Open living and entertaining areas
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A spacious kitchen designed around your preferences
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Dedicated home office or flex space
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Outdoor living areas
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Additional garage or storage space
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Customized bedroom and bathroom layouts
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Energy-efficient construction features
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Personalized finishes, fixtures, and materials
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Landscaping designed specifically for the homesite
The result can be a home created around your priorities instead of someone else's.
The Advantage of a Corner Homesite
The corner location at 1880 Tiger Crossing Dr may provide additional opportunities for architectural presentation, landscaping, driveway placement, and overall curb appeal.
Corner lots can create a distinctive street presence and allow a custom home design to be appreciated from more than one direction.
Because corner lots may also be subject to additional building lines or setback requirements, buyers and builders should review the recorded plat and applicable subdivision restrictions before finalizing a home plan.
Bring Your Builder—or Begin Exploring Your Options
Whether you already have a builder and architectural plans or are just beginning to consider new construction, this lot provides an opportunity to begin the process in an established Baton Rouge community.
Before construction begins, buyers should verify:
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Architectural review requirements
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Minimum building specifications
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Required setbacks
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Approved exterior materials
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Garage requirements
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Construction deposits or review fees
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Builder approval requirements
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Construction timelines
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Utility connection requirements
Create Something That Is Uniquely Yours
Building from the ground up takes planning, but it also provides the freedom to make intentional choices throughout the process.
From the orientation of the home on the lot to the final interior selections, 1880 Tiger Crossing Dr offers an opportunity to create a residence specifically designed for your needs within the established surroundings of University Club Plantation.
All proposed construction is subject to applicable governmental requirements, recorded subdivision restrictions, HOA requirements, architectural review, setbacks, servitudes, and approvals. Buyers should independently verify all building requirements before purchasing or beginning design work.
Why Consider a Corner Lot?
Not all residential lots offer the same design possibilities. A corner homesite can provide distinctive architectural and landscaping opportunities that may appeal to buyers planning a custom residence.
1880 Tiger Crossing Dr is an approximately 0.40-acre corner lot in University Club Plantation, giving buyers an opportunity to consider a home design that takes advantage of its positioning within the neighborhood.
Enhanced Street Presence
Because a corner property is visible from more than one direction, the home's exterior architecture can become an important part of the overall design.
Thoughtful placement of windows, landscaping, entrances, and architectural details can create an attractive presentation from multiple viewpoints.
More Opportunities for Landscaping
A corner lot may provide additional areas for landscaping and exterior design.
Depending on the applicable setbacks and servitudes, buyers may be able to incorporate features such as:
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Layered landscaping
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Decorative trees and plantings
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Architectural lighting
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Enhanced side-yard design
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Courtyard-style elements
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Defined outdoor living areas
These features can help create a visually distinctive homesite.
Potential Design Flexibility
Corner lots may offer additional possibilities when considering the orientation of a custom home.
Depending on subdivision requirements, a designer or architect may be able to explore different approaches to:
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Front-door placement
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Driveway location
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Garage orientation
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Outdoor living areas
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Window placement
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Landscaping and fencing
The actual options available for 1880 Tiger Crossing Dr should be determined by reviewing the recorded plat, setbacks, servitudes, and architectural guidelines.
Curb Appeal From More Than One Direction
Many interior lots have one primary public-facing elevation. A corner property may provide the opportunity to give additional attention to multiple sides of the home.
For buyers who enjoy distinctive architecture, this can make the design process especially interesting.
Important Considerations
Corner lots can also have different building restrictions than interior lots. Additional setbacks or building lines may apply along the secondary street frontage.
Before selecting a floor plan or beginning architectural work, buyers should confirm:
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Front and side building setbacks
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Utility and drainage servitudes
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Driveway-placement requirements
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Fencing restrictions
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Landscaping guidelines
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Architectural-review requirements
With thoughtful planning, a corner lot can provide an excellent canvas for a custom residence with a strong architectural presence.
Buyers should independently verify all lot dimensions, setbacks, servitudes, restrictions, and construction requirements before making building or design decisions.
HOA & Building Information
University Club Plantation is an established residential community with recorded restrictions and architectural standards designed to guide development and exterior improvements throughout the neighborhood.
Buyers considering 1880 Tiger Crossing Dr should review these requirements carefully before finalizing a home design or selecting a builder.
Homeowners Association
Properties within University Club Plantation are subject to homeowners association requirements and assessments.
HOA responsibilities may include the maintenance and administration of common areas, neighborhood standards, architectural review, and other community functions.
Because dues, assessments, and policies can change, buyers should obtain the most current information directly from the homeowners association before purchasing.
Architectural Review
New construction within University Club Plantation is generally subject to architectural review.
Plans may need to be submitted for approval before construction begins. Depending on the applicable restrictions, the review process may address items such as:
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Home size
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Architectural style
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Exterior materials
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Roof design and pitch
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Garage placement
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Driveway design
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Landscaping
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Fencing
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Exterior colors
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Accessory structures
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Construction timelines
Approval requirements can vary by filing or section of the subdivision.
Building Setbacks & Servitudes
The recorded subdivision plat establishes important information about where improvements may be constructed.
For a corner property such as 1880 Tiger Crossing Dr, buyers should pay particular attention to:
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Front building lines
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Secondary street setbacks
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Side and rear setbacks
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Utility servitudes
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Drainage servitudes
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Restrictions affecting fences, landscaping, or structures
These items can influence the size, orientation, and placement of a proposed home.
Utilities
Utilities are shown as available in the area, including:
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Public water
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Public sewer
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Electricity
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Natural gas
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Cable/communications services
Availability does not necessarily mean that connections are already installed at the exact building location. Buyers should confirm availability, tap fees, connection costs, meter requirements, and construction procedures directly with the appropriate providers.
Private Club vs. HOA Membership
University Club Plantation is associated with The University Club of Baton Rouge and its golf and recreational facilities.
However, private club membership should not be assumed to be included with HOA membership or HOA dues. Buyers interested in golf, dining, fitness, pool, tennis, pickleball, or other private-club amenities should confirm current membership options, fees, and access directly with the club.
Before Purchasing or Designing a Home
Prospective buyers and builders should obtain and review the following:
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Current HOA dues and assessments
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Recorded restrictive covenants
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Recorded subdivision plat
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Architectural guidelines
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Architectural-review application
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Minimum building requirements
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Required setbacks
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Builder requirements
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Construction-related fees or deposits
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Utility information
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Any applicable governmental permit requirements
Due Diligence Matters
A vacant lot provides flexibility, but understanding the rules that apply to the property is an important part of the purchasing process.
Reviewing HOA requirements, architectural guidelines, setbacks, servitudes, and utility information early can help buyers determine whether their proposed home is a good fit for the property before moving forward.
Information presented here is for general marketing purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for recorded documents, surveys, title information, HOA documentation, governmental requirements, or professional advice. Buyers should independently verify all information relevant to their intended use of the property.
These three pages should work especially well with your existing Property Description and University Club Plantation Neighborhood Guide, giving the website a much more complete luxury-lot presentation.









































































