Bocage is a Greek Revival, 110 acre plantation on the River Road between New Orleans and Baton Rouge. The mansion, built in 1840, is furnished in antiques and accessories from such furniture makers as Belter, Lee, Mallard, Meeks and Roux. The residence is also decorated with Baccarat and Waterford chandeliers, Tiffany clock and paintings by Rembrandt Peale and Thomas Sully.

Bocage is situated on the East Bank of the Mississippi River, about an hour (47 mi, 75 km) from New Orleans or 20 minutes from Baton Rouge. - AsNotedIn