Cashpoint Plantation House

The wooden central hall structure includes one room on each side, with a five-bay facade and gallery supported by square posts and molded capitals.

Built around 1875, this plantation residence served as a center of agricultural operations during the cotton farming era in southern Bossier Parish.

The architectural design combines Greek Revival elements in its transoms and side lights with Italianate influences visible in the round head panels and balustrade work.

Located approximately one mile southeast of Taylortown and two miles northwest of Elm Grove, the property stands near Louisiana Highway 71.

The house features an exceptionally large entablature and maintains its original raised cottage structure with a specialized rear wing for kitchen and dining functions.

Location: Louisiana

Architectural style: Renaissance Revival architecture

GPS coordinates: 32.37833,-93.58333

Latest update: November 9, 2025 16:01