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“John is so kind. Twice I have been here and found lovely ruby earrings (last Thanksgiving) and a wedding set (this Thanksgiving) I’ve been looking for for years! It was sized and shipped to my home in New Jersey within days. They definitely have the family feel and quaintnesses that make you feel very welcome. He also gave my little girl a cross necklace complimentary which she says she likes to wear to be “fancy”:)”
“Sage Hill is a wonderful place to shop with a variety of gift items. The smell in the gift shop is wonderful. Employees are very friendly and helpful. Definitely would recommend to shop here.”
“I just want to thank yall again. Y’all have been the best to work with for finding the perfect match for what I need. Anytime I had a question about price or measurements, yall answered. Whether its online (facebook or instagram) or in person, yall always answered!So, thank y’all for helping the people that are potential customers. I really appreciate it. And I will be back.”
10:30AM - 5:30PM
11911 Ferdinand St, St Francisville
Gift Shops
“Love this shop! They have the cutest clothes! The pretties jeeelry! The beautiful Christmas decorations! All types of jewelry!they have something for everyone! Women! Men! Young girls! Etc! They have purses they have shoes! They have hats! Go see!”
“Awesome place. Looking for that personalized gift. The place to go. Also does trophies, embroidery, lettering, sells hunting and fishing license. My favorite go to place. You can find a gift for anyone or just browse you may find that perfect thing you've been looking for.”
Gift Shops
Gift Shops
Gift Shops
Gift Shops
Gift Shops
“From a variety of cooking books, dishes, and clothes to many more small items, this place is worth shopping at for a fair price. They even have VHS, DVDs, and even fine clothes. A month ago, I brought a set of books on building up a house for only $30 pt less. So, check them out. They are closed on Wednesdays and Sundays.”