Lozano House

Located in the Plaquemine Historic District, this beautifully restored 1897 Queen Anne home is available for wedding day festivities and other special events.

The Lozano House is an ideal product of the post-Civil War transitional period for Louisiana small towns exemplified through architecture. The building is a rare and fine illustration of the transitional style of Free Classic Queen Anne in Plaquemine Louisiana and arguably in Louisiana overall. The Lozano House retains integrity of setting, design, materials, craftsmanship, feeling and association, and is eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places.

Michelle Brenner Shoriak, September 2020

THE PRIMARY BEDROOM

This spacious private bedroom located on the second floor of the home is one of four bedrooms available.

PRIMARY BATH

Attached to the primary bedroom, this private bathroom features a clawfoot tub and is a favorite photo spot for guest brides.

GRAND BALLROOM

The grand ballroom located on the third floor of the home is reported to be the first ballroom in the city of Plaquemine. It features stained glass dormer windows with a view of the Mississippi River.

A January 22, 1898, newspaper article published in the Weekly Iberville South details “a most enjoyable event” hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E Grace in the large ball in the third story of their “palatial home on Eden Street.”