Fleur-de-lis emblems show up on a lot of old iron gates and lampposts, and the Bayou Vista estate one line plaque borrows that detail for a lawn sign. The emblem sits at the top, with a single line of house numbers below it. You get up to six numbers at 5.5 inches tall, which is the estate size, the larger of the two Bayou Vista lawn versions.

Reading distance

At 5.5 inches, the numbers are meant to be read from the road, not the front step. So this is the Bayou Vista estate one line plaque to choose if your house sits well back from the pavement or the street is wide. For a shorter setback, the standard-size Bayou Vista uses 4-inch characters and the same emblem.

Six colors on the Bayou Vista estate one line plaque

You can order it in Antique Copper, Black/Gold, Black/Silver, Bronze/Gold, Oil Rubbed Bronze, or Pewter/Silver. The photo shows Black/Gold, with the gold emblem and numbers against a black background. Black/Silver gives the same contrast in a cooler tone. The copper and bronze finishes are quieter and tend to disappear nicely into brick.

Aluminum casting, coated for weather

Like the other address signs here, the Bayou Vista estate one line plaque is cast in the USA from recycled aluminum. Aluminum doesn’t rust, which matters when the sign spends every winter in snow. The casting gets an all-weather protective coating, and that coating is covered for five years. Your numbers are cast right into the metal, so they’re permanent. Because of that, check them carefully before ordering. Personalized pieces can’t be changed, cancelled, or returned after the order is placed.

The two-line Bayou Vista adds a street name under the number if you need it. For other large staked styles, look through the lawn address plaques, and for cleaning tips once it’s in the ground, see the plaque care guide.