Enjoy luxury, safety and best views of Mardi Gras right on Saint Charles Avenue. This condominium is newly renovated. Updates include new kitchen cabinetry, brand new appliances, new bathroom vanities and faucets, new flooring, new paint throughout the condominium. Also features of safety include Walk-in tub, 24 hour security, pool, exercise .
Check out this charming little hideaway in the French Quarter!! Classic New Orleans touches with modern conveniences are found in this condo with exposed brick and beams. Modern Gourmet Kitchen with lots of space, one and a half baths, washer and dryer in the unit. The large bedroom boasts a big closet and on suite bath, making for a cozy and quiet retreat. Security gate from the street through a bricked front courtyard to your front door and a larger courtyard just steps away. Great central location in the French Quarter, Marigny and Treme!!
Huge Price Improvement! Historic condominium with a bonus guest studio and private balcony, located in the heart of the French Quarter! Built in 1839 for the widow of Jean Baptiste Labranche, this residence is steeped in history and charm. Architectural details include original hardwood floors, soaring ceilings, custom crown molding, original mantels, and exposed brick. Light streams through the stunning floor-to-ceiling, 18-pane original windows, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Step onto your private street-side balcony and enjoy views of vibrant St. Peter Street below. The property also includes a separate studio in the rear dependency, ideal for hosting guests or generating re
Original mantels • Custom crown molding • Private balcony
ABOUT THIS HOME
70151, LA Homes for Sale
Old charm in the heart of Uptown New Orleans! Located steps from Napoleon Ave, this home offers 4 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms. Beautiful wood floors and 11 foot ceilings! Renovated kitchen and bathrooms! Patio area overlooking backyard! Parking for 2 vehicles in the front of the house.
This is a rare opportunity to purchase an important historic property at the corner of Jackson Avenue and Prytania Street in the Garden District. Designed by noted Irish-born architect Henry Howard for businessman John Tiner, the building was constructed in 1852 and housed Pope’s Pharmacy for a number of years with residential use on the second and third floors. The Mystic Krewe of Comus, the first Mardi Gras organization, was formed on the second floor in 1856. The building has been the location of the architectural firm Waggonner & Ball (and its predecessor firm Labouisse & Waggonner) for many years and was purchased by the firm in 1999. The Greek Revival/Italianate stru