Decent neighborhood in Prairieville?

Oaks On The Bluff?

I think there are some nice hoods off Bluff Road. I'm not certain that's Prairieville. Might be. There are some decent homes on Perkins from the parish line and onto the intersection with Airline.

There may be more decent ones on LA 42.

Why the hell would you want to live in prarieville if you want that? Prarieville has two types of neighborhoods, new subdivisions where all the houses look alike, the roads dead end in the back, with one single entrance/exit onto a traffic clusterf&@k hwy, or random houses along a clusterf$&k hwy or some family's personal dead end road where you can have a $300,000 home next to a meth lab.

There are no "complete neighborhoods" in prarieville. You're not going to be able to walk to grocery stores or bars or have anything next door to you but a house that looks identical to yours.

Nice not so subtle brag

If you're flexible on vicinity, Geismar has some nice ones. My neighborhood has a few houses for sale in that range. I can get to P'ville, Gonzales and the interstate all within 5 minutes regardless of traffic.

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so I am not living next to a trailer in 5 years.

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And you're asking people what's out there in Prarieville.

Bishop Woods is an awesome area to live

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Looking for a potential neighborhood with 400K houses and up

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That's quite a large neighborhood.

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Looking for a potential neighborhood with 400K houses and up. Not seeing much except right off the interstate? I see a bunch of 200k hoods. Any other upper class neighborhoods that don't border I10.

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Use Zillow! Build your own shite.
As for legit subdivisions with 400k+ not against 10. Most of the neighborhoods don't push that high. Bienville CT maybe on the edge of Bayou Manchac and Plantaion Blvd. Seven Oaks.
Few houses down Broussard, John Broussard, Oakland, etc. You won't find enclaves of 45+ houses for that much $$.

Longlake drive.

Stay as far away from hwy 42 as possible.

I recommend Dutchtown/Geismar. I've lived here for 10 years.

My favorite subdivision is Parks At Dutchtown and Oak Alley.

Schools are excellent for both neighborhoods.