Original character
Original hardwood floors, historic architectural details, and a gas-converted fireplace.
Governor’s Mansion Historic District · Little Rock
2109 South
Louisiana
Historic Craftsman character. Thoughtfully updated for modern living.
2109 South Louisiana Street · Little Rock, Arkansas
The property at a glance
Price available upon inquiry
Primary residence, detached carriage house, and studio in the heart of the Quapaw Quarter.
c. 1914Charles L. Thompson design
≈ 2,100Finished square feet
4Bedrooms
2Baths · 1 full, 1 three-quarter
2Finished stories
1 + studioCarriage house
A Little Rock landmark
A house with a story to tell.
Built in 1914 and designed by noted Arkansas architect Charles L. Thompson, 2109 South Louisiana belongs to a remarkable group of four neighboring homes—each given its own architectural identity.
Read the home’s history
Historic character, modern living
Stewardship in every detail.
The defining elements of Thompson’s design remain present, alongside thoughtful improvements that make the house comfortable and practical for contemporary life.
Considered updates
A modernized kitchen, remodeled main bath, additional main-level bath, and two-zone HVAC.
Room to live
Four bedrooms, basement laundry, and a floored stand-up attic offering substantial storage.
Beyond the main house
The carriage house,
reimagined.
A detached one-car garage sits alongside a newly completed approximately 300-square-foot studio with oak floors, its own climate system, three-quarter bath, and kitchenette.
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