South Baton Rouge
- Neighborhood in Baton Rouge, LA
Neighborhood
South Baton Rouge
- grade AOverall Grade
- Rating 3.56 out of 5 52 reviews
Report Card
- Public Schoolsgrade B minus
- Crime & Safetygrade unavailable
- Housinggrade B
- Nightlifegrade A minus
- Good for Familiesgrade A minus
- Diversitygrade A
- Jobsgrade B
- Weathergrade B
- Cost of Livinggrade B+
- Health & Fitnessgrade A
- Outdoor Activitiesgrade B minus
- Commutegrade B minus
editorial
About
Real Estate
Median Home Value
$193,209
National
$244,900Median Rent
$1,074
National
$1,163Area Feel
Dense Suburban
Sponsored Mortgage Options for South Baton Rouge
Get Rates
- Get a Verified Approval Letter (VAL)
- 24/7 online support
- Wide range of loan options
- High customer satisfaction
Niche may be compensated by the third party lenders and others who place ads on the website. Niche is not a lender and does not endorse the products of these advertisers. Fees that Niche receives for ads do not affect the terms you may be offered by the lender you choose. There are many additional borrowing options available.
Map
Map
Home Listings
South Baton Rouge Rankings
Niche ranks thousands of neighborhoods based on key statistics from the U.S. Census and expert insights.
Crime & Safety
Crime & Safety
grade unavailable
Based on violent and property crime rates.
Violent Crimes
- Calculated annually per 100,000 residents
- AssaultNo data availablenational 282.7
- MurderNo data availablenational 6.1
- RapeNo data availablenational 40.7
- RobberyNo data availablenational 135.5
Property Crimes
- Calculated annually per 100,000 residents
- BurglaryNo data availablenational 500.1
- TheftNo data availablenational 2,042.8
- Motor Vehicle TheftNo data availablenational 284
Residents
Diversity
grade A
Based on ethnic and economic diversity.
Median Household Income
$80,693
National
$69,021Families with Children
27%
Top Public Schools Serving South Baton Rouge
Top Private Schools Near South Baton Rouge
- grade A+
Episcopal School of Baton Rouge
- Rating 4.18 out of 5 119 reviews
- grade A
The Dunham School
- Rating 3.98 out of 5 111 reviews
- grade A
St. Joseph's Academy
- Rating 4.37 out of 5 419 reviews
- grade A
Catholic High School
- Rating 4.41 out of 5 106 reviews
- grade A minus
Ascension Christian Schools
- Rating 3.58 out of 5 45 reviews
Similar Places
Places like South Baton Rouge
- grade A minusBroadmoor/Sherwood Forest
- Neighborhood in Baton Rouge, LA
- Rating 3.42 out of 5 31 reviews
South Baton Rouge Reviews
Rating 3.56 out of 5 52 reviews
It's A Good Place To Grow Up And To Live. It's a long Drive anywhere in traffic around 5:00pm and a few hours to get to many Major National and local attraction's . and you will see the whole place is easy to get around. It's a Circle and the center of the City is Florida boulevard it runs east and west. Airline highway runs north and south. We are loaded with all types of retail outlets. For entertainment we have a wonderful restored downtown. Many Top Night Spots. The Mall of Louisiana, If you have a family
Quarters or the Main Event. I personally think the Drury hotel on Essen Ln. Is the best feature of the City. The amenities are of the very best that I have seen anywhere ever especially for the price. Outstanding, My favorite place to be.
Quarters or the Main Event. I personally think the Drury hotel on Essen Ln. Is the best feature of the City. The amenities are of the very best that I have seen anywhere ever especially for the price. Outstanding, My favorite place to be.
With a change in my family's situation, I have moved into the south baton rouge area. This area is close enough to all venues that I can get around without too much hassle. There is still a great deal of traffic at the regular times of the day. Being close to LSU and the casino has its advantages on game day. The cost of living is very diverse ranging from very high to very low depending on which area you are driving through.
I moved from Houston, Texas to live here and I have to say, Baton Rouge, Louisiana is one of the most racist, corrupt, ignorant places I've ever encountered. Our governor spent his entire term trying to sabotage our public schools even though he himself graduate from a public school in Baton Rouge. Our citizens openly fly confederate flags, and the city is so segregated that often you'll come across people who know nothing about other cultures because they have never had any interaction with them and have no desire to because racism is accepted here. I miss Texas every day. I miss the diversity and strive towards better education and peoples' desire to be educated.