70154, LA homes for sale & real estate

70154, LA Homes for Sale

Uptown duplex in a SUPER LOCATION across the street from Tulane and Loyola Universities - features off-street parking for 4 cars (via a shared driveway), wood floors, porch, balcony, 2 bedrooms & 1 bath each unit, huge unfinished basement with laundry. This one is close to Freret St. , Audubon Park and all of the amenities Uptown New Orleans has to offer. Has not been on the market in over 60 years! Renovate to create a phenomenal investment with potential historic tax credits.

70154, LA Homes for Sale

A beautifully restored double gallery in the Lower Garden District, this property combines historic character with modern updates and valuable flexibility. Configured as a main residence with a private apartment, it offers multiple possibilities—live in one unit while generating rental income from the other, create an in-law suite, or enjoy the space as a multi-generational home. Meticulously renovated in 2014, the property was taken down to the studs with all new systems: roof, plumbing, electrical, windows, and four independent HVAC units. The main residence showcases soaring 12' ceilings, reclaimed wood details, and a chef’s kitchen with 48? gas range, full refrigerator and f

70154, LA Homes for Sale

You’ve been looking for a place that’s move-in ready. A place for the little ones, the in-laws, the dogs, your things, and maybe even a guest or two. But every time you think you’ve found it, the neighborhood’s not right, the commute to school is too far, or the house is too small— or worse, you'd have to buy mom another one too far away. Now you don’t have to choose. 1514 Arabella gives you three distinct residences—each with their own kitchen, bathrooms, and entrance—inside a single Uptown property that looks and lives like a home, not a triplex.

70154, LA Homes for Sale

BEAT HIGH INTEREST RATES: PARTIAL OWNER FINANCING available for well-qualified buyers. This is a rare opportunity for a buyer with vision to complete one of the Garden District’s landmark properties. Designed in 1856 by noted architect Henry Howard for coffee importer Henry T. Lonsdale, the residence later became a Catholic chapel before transitioning through other uses. Today, the house has been fully stripped to the studs with structural improvements already undertaken, offering a clean slate for a complete interior build that can bring it into functional contemporary living after a century of layered renovations. With over 11,000 sq ft on nearly half an acre, 2523 Prytania stands r