Condos for Sale in 70157, LA

Condo for sale in 70157, LA:

Looking for a new place to call home & want to be close to tons of amazing events like Mardi Gras, Wednesdays at the Square, & White Linen Night?! Then 700 Commerce Unit 314 is THE spot for you! This third-floor unit has been updated and is completely turn-key. The first floor of this unit has exposed brick walls, high ceilings, an updated kitchen, a guest room, and your half bath. Head upstairs to your primary suite, which has a full bath attached. This fabulous unit includes a private balcony, too. Kitchen has granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and more cabinet space than many condos offer! There is an in-unit washer and dryer, too. The Henderson is located on a q

Condo for sale in 70157, LA:

Fully Furnished first floor pied a terre/studio with wonder exterior front gallery just steps to St. Charles Avenue and Coliseum Square Park. Substantial 19th century brick structure with modern upgrades to all systems. Perfect home away from home walking distance to restaurants, entertainment and transit. Fully furnished, just bring your toothbrush and walk to your favorite restaurant.

Condo for sale in 70157, LA:

The Residences at 917 Conti is a modern oasis in the heart of the historic French Quarter. Originally redeveloped from the former Wax Museum, this exceptional two-bedroom, two-bath residence is the last available unit of its kind, featuring two private covered terraces. The home also offers stainless steel appliances, Italian porcelain tile flooring, quartz and granite countertops, an open and spacious living area, exposed brick accents, ample closet space, and one on-site garage parking space available. Residents also benefit from a rooftop terrace with a pool, 2 spas, 2 grilling areas with beautiful skyline views, and a fitness room. World class food, music, architecture, and culture are

Condo for sale in 70157, LA:

If Paris and New Orleans ever agreed to share custody of a living space, it would look like this: a tiny, elegant pied-à-terre on Royal Street in an 1831 townhouse—small in size, profound in allure, a diamond that decided it didn’t need extra carats to shine brightly. The main floor is about 100 square feet including the bath—exposed brick, antique French settees, cypress flooring, and ceilings that soar to roughly fourteen feet with beams that feel original. A crystal chandelier catches the light. A towering gilt mirror throws it back. Beveled glass and old-world woodwork make the entry feel like a scene change. The main-floor window offers French Quarter rooftops