The owners, a brother and sister, called us directly. After one phone call and some research on the parcel — flood zone, wetlands, and title — we agreed on a fair price together. Both signed, and the closing went smoothly, with no hiccups.
St. Tammany Parish · Louisiana
Sell your land in St. Tammany Parish.
St. Tammany is home. We're based in Mandeville and buy land across the parish, from homesite lots near Covington and Madisonville to wooded acreage around Bush, Folsom and Pearl River. We buy directly from owners: no listing, no commission, title work handled.

If you own land in St. Tammany Parish and want to sell it without listing, we buy directly. Driftless Land Co. is based in Mandeville, with Harry Asnien as principal, so the parcels we look at here are close to home. You get an offer built from recorded St. Tammany sales near your land, an honest read on what the flood map, wetlands and utilities mean for it, the title work handled for you, and cash at closing. With clean title, most closings take one to three weeks. No fees, no commission, no pressure to decide quickly.
Bought in St. Tammany Parish
A recent closing here — how it went.
Details are kept general on purpose — we don’t publish sellers’ names, parcel numbers, or prices. Ask and we’ll walk you through what’s comparable to yours.
What moves the price
What drives land value in St. Tammany Parish.
What we look at on every parcel in the parish before we make an offer. Sources for any figures are listed below.
- 1–5 acre parcels
- $20,400–$65,300 per acre, middle half of public sales. The parish's homesite market, and its widest spread.
- 5–20 acre parcels
- $13,400–$23,600 per acre, middle half of public sales
- 20+ acre tracts
- $4,900–$13,500 per acre, middle half of public sales
- Town vs. country
- Small parcels near Mandeville, Madisonville and Covington sold well above those near Bush, Folsom and Pearl River. On 5–20 acre tracts that gap mostly closed.
- What moves the price
- Flood zone and wetlands first, then water and sewer at the road, paved frontage, and whether the title is current
- Who zones it
- Inside Covington, Mandeville, Slidell and the other incorporated towns and villages, the municipality. Everywhere else, the parish Unified Development Code.
- Land types we see most
- Homesite lots, wooded acreage, pasture, and low ground near the lake, the rivers and the bayous
- Typical time to close
- One to three weeks with clean title; longer when a succession has to be opened first
Price ranges: Redfin sold-land records for St. Tammany Parish, vacant parcels of one acre or more sold October 2024 – October 2026, middle half (25th–75th percentile) of sales, pulled October 30, 2026. These numbers come from publicly available sales data. Off-market transactions often trade at different price ranges. Other rows: Driftless Land Co. parcel evaluations in the parish, FEMA flood maps, and the St. Tammany Parish Code. Last updated October 2026.
Selling here, specifically
What’s different about a St. Tammany Parish sale.
Flood zones and fill
Much of the parish's south and east sits in FEMA flood zones near Lake Pontchartrain, the Pearl River and the bayous. Parish rules limit and require mitigation for fill in A and V zones and in parish-designated critical drainage areas, and building in the 100-year floodplain needs the Parish Engineer's approval. We pull the flood map on every parcel and price it for what can actually be built there.
Scenic rivers and creek timber
The Tchefuncte, Bogue Falaya, Bogue Chitto and West Pearl are designated Louisiana Natural and Scenic Rivers. Along them, commercial clear-cutting within 100 feet of the low-water mark is prohibited. If you were counting on selling timber off river frontage, that changes the math, and we'll show you how.
Water and sewer
Outside the towns, sewer and water come from the parish's Tammany Utilities system, from a private utility, or from a well and an individual treatment system on the lot. A parcel that can tie in is worth more to a builder, and we check which applies before we make an offer.
Co-owned and inherited land
A lot of St. Tammany land is owned in shares by siblings or cousins, or is still titled to a parent who has died. Every owner has to sign, and Louisiana succession (not "probate") may have to catch the title up first. We've bought co-owned land here and can walk your family through the order of steps.
Track record
The same buyer, parish after parish.
I just purchased a piece of property from Mr. Harry. He was very professional during the negotiation process and made the closing so easy and quick. I witnessed honesty and integrity first hand!
Town by town
Selling land around St. Tammany Parish’s towns.
Abita SpringsAbita Springs is a small town with its own water, its own sewer and a zoning code it's in the middle of rewriting. We buy land in town and on the parish roads around it, directly from the people who own it.
BushBush is St. Tammany's northeast corner: timber, hunting ground and hay pasture along LA-21 and the Bogue Chitto River. There are no town limits here, and we buy land directly from owners, big tracts and small.
CovingtonCovington sits where the Bogue Falaya meets the Tchefuncte, and the land around it runs from in-town lots to wooded acreage up LA-21 and LA-25. We buy it directly from owners, inside the city limits or out in the parish.
FolsomAround Folsom, land comes as fenced pasture, horse acreage and pine and hardwood woods along LA-25 and LA-40. We buy it directly from owners, five acres or fifty: no listing, no commission, title work handled.
LacombeLacombe is bayou country between Mandeville and Slidell, running from the marsh at Big Branch up to wooded ground north of US-190. We've bought land here, and we buy directly from owners.
MandevilleMandeville is where we live and work. We buy lots and acreage around town, from the older streets near the lake to the wooded land north of I-12, straight from the owner, with no listing and no commission.Nearby & useful
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Driftless Land Co. is led by Harry Asnien — 12 years in land, based in Mandeville, Louisiana. Straight answers, organized paperwork, and no pressure. If selling isn’t your best move, he’ll tell you — and use his experience to point you toward what is.
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