812 S. Court Street Built by former Opelousas Postmaster J.P. Trosclair in the 1880s, this Victorian style home includes five bedrooms, a formal living room and dining room, plus a kitchen and breakfast room.

809 S. Court Street Built by St. Landry Parish Judge William Charles Perrault and his wife Amanda Lastrapes Perrault, this house contains a parlor, living and dining rooms, four bedrooms, two porches and six fireplaces. It houses a rare, circa 1840s, six-foot beveled edge “diamond dust” mirror. The persimmon tree located in front of the …

219 N. Liberty Street Built at the turn-of-the 20th century, this house has been owned by different family through the years including the Elms, Boagni’s and McBrides. It is constructed of cypress in a Victorian design with red pine floors. Throughout the home are plaster medallions and heavy millboard woodwork.

405 S. Court Street Built by Dr. Joseph Saizan, this home featured the first indoor bathroom in Opelousas. Restorations and additions through the years include closing in the front gallery for bedroom purposes. Many beautiful panels of cut glass are found around the home as well as frescoes and gingerbread work. The home is bound …