This magnificent historic home was built by the family of Covington founder John Wharton Collins sometime in the 1830's. Believed to have been the summer residence of General Benjamin Spoons Butler, the Commander of the Federal Occupation of New Orleans during the Civil War. Situated on approximately 1.3 acres of glorious oak laden lawns, tucked in a private enclave within Covington's garden district, with views of the Bogue Falaya River. Significant recent renovations, meticulously maintained, new roof and all new exterior paint. Outbuildings include guest house, workshop. greenhouse and tool shed.
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