Vintage homes for sale & real estate in 70160, LA

Vintage Home for sale in 70160, LA:

Own a piece of history at La Maisonette Creole with a newly improved price point. This light-filled penthouse features an open living space, rich hardwood floors, and a highly functional layout. The gourmet marble kitchen includes a wine fridge and a huge walk-in storage closet. Your primary suite highlights a luxury spa bath and a large walk-in closet. Enjoy an in-unit washer and dryer, a second full bath, a recently upgraded AC, a new water heater, and a roof replaced post-Hurricane Ida. Relax in the lush shared courtyard or enjoy unbeatable neighborhood walkability. You are directly across the street from The Rink, four blocks from Magazine Street, and one block from the St. Charles Aven

Vintage Home for sale in 70160, LA:

Renovation opportunity in the Freret Neighborhood. Prime Uptown location three blocks to St Charles and one block to Napoleon. The property features wood floors, original details, 10.5ft ceilings and a large fenced backyard. Remodel the current double or convert to a single. Eligible for state and federal historic tax credits.

Vintage Home for sale in 70160, LA:

Well-maintained triplex on a corner lot, offering strong income potential and flexible use in a well-located Fontainebleau neighborhood. Convenient access to the interstate, downtown, Carrollton, Uptown, and nearby universities. The property features a charming exterior with a covered front porch and upper balcony, complemented by classic interior details including hardwood floors, millwork, and a double parlor layout with large rooms and breakfast nooks. The main house is configured as two separate upper and lower units, each offering 2 bedrooms and 2 full baths with approximately 1,300 square feet of living space and abundant natural light. The upper unit includes a private balcony overlo

Vintage Home for sale in 70160, LA:

This super cute condo with a covered gallery is priced at an amazing value. Fully updated but with old New Orleans charm. The home was built in 1829 and lost in a poker game. The story goes that the widow Felicité Chretien, who inherited the home from her husband, let Jean Lafitte and his associates run a gambling business in the home and even taught her how to smoke cigars. Great history! Besides the covered gallery you'll get high ceilings, hardwood floors, central AC & Heat, access to a shared courtyard, 2 closets and an awesome location in the French Quarter. You're within steps of all the fun, but can retreat to your condo and be above the fray in your iron lace covered g