Floating Louisiana house built for duck season hits market for $5.5m
A luxury floating lodge named 'Fowl Play' in Louisiana has been listed for $5.5 million. The property is built on barges and can be towed to different locations to accommodate seasonal hunting and fishing activities.
Why it matters
The property represents a unique intersection of luxury real estate, mobile architecture, and specialized outdoor recreation.
A luxury hunting and fishing lodge in southern Louisiana is offering buyers an unusual combination of waterfront living, outdoor adventure and mobility. Known as Fowl Play, the property is built on floating barges and can be towed into the marsh during duck-hunting season. According to Mansion Global, the unusual property has been listed for $5.5 million and can accommodate up to 22 people across its main lodge and crew camp.The property was designed for Tony Nelson as a luxury camp that could move between Louisiana's fishing waters and hunting grounds with the seasons.A lodge that can moveUnlike a conventional waterfront home, Fowl Play is designed to move with the seasons. The roughly 4,600-square-foot floating lodge sits on two independent spud barges, according to Garden & Gun. The main camp and separate crew camp together provide sleeping space for 22 people.
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