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A namesake neighborhood in the heart of New Orleans
City Park, named after the urban greenspace it borders, is a quiet suburb in central New Orleans. “It’s a family-oriented, quiet little pocket,” says Jean Michel, a realtor with Latter & Blum who has worked in the area for 35 years. Slightly newer than its bordering neighborhood Mid-City, this small area offers residents more modern homes and green space. Highly rated schools, from Pre-K through college, are readily available within and around this neighborhood, an important tidbit for residents raising children or seeking a degree.
City Park is central to the neighborhood.
In City Park, Delgado Community College is Louisiana’s oldest and largest two-year institution.
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Classic, creole architecture
Showcasing a blend of modern and established homes, an eclectic mix of New Orleans architecture can be found in this small neighborhood. “It’s more modern than Mid-City,” explains Michel. “Most homes are about 70-80 years old instead of 100, and there are a lot of new developments.” Lining City Park’s narrow, treelined roads are classic single and double Creole shotguns, classic French colonials, and cozy Creole cottages. Most homes sit on narrow lots, allotting little space between properties. Raised porches with fences are standard, and many modern homes feature drive-under garages. On average, a two-bedroom fixer-upper in this neighborhood will sell for about $375,000, while a four-bedroom new construction can go for upwards of $ 1.3 million.
Creole Cottages can be found when looking to move to City Park.
Homes in City Park can be found in many different colors.
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1,300 acres of recreation at City Park
Known as Parkview by locals, this neighborhood gives residents easy access to the New Orleans City Park and all its amenities. The 170-year-old park is 1,300 acres, making it the largest recreational area in the entire region. Featuring a dog park, hiking trails, a baseball field, an outdoor track, tennis courts, a fishing pier, the New Orleans Botanical Garden, multiple museums, and much more, this park is a one-stop-shop packed with activities for everyone.
Tad Gormley Stadium hosts many metro football games.
Fishing in New Orleans City Park
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Hynes Charter and Benjamin Franklin High School
Kids in City Park usually attend Hynes Charter School, a Pre-K through 8th grade institution that boasts an A-minus Niche rating. The school, which is in Lakeview, was ranked as the 3rd best charter elementary school in New Orleans on Niche. Extracurricular activities include A’s and Aces, a tennis and tutoring program, and the Whitney Bank at School Program, which teaches students financial literacy and the steps to take to save their money. After completing middle school, students attended Benjamin Franklin High School, which has an A rating on Niche and was ranked as the best public school in Louisiana. On the edge of Navarre and City Park is Delgado Community College, Louisiana’s oldest and largest community college.
Edward Hynes Charter School has a corporate partnership with the University of New Orleans.
Benjamin Franklin High School has an A Niche rating.
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Carrolton Ave and Narcissist Pizza
Shopping and dining are made simple with City Park’s central location. Residents head to North Carrollton and Conti to stuff their grocery carts at Winn-Dixie or Rouses Market. Although popular chains like Five Guys and Panera Bread are nearby, locals have a broad selection of small eateries to choose from. G’s Pizza on Bienville is a local gem, with their renowned Narcissist Pizza being a best seller. Second Line Brewing is a popular weekend stop, which is a child and pet-friendly beer garden serving up frosty, cold crafts. Also taking the neighborhood by storm is MOPHO, an Asian Fusion Restaurant on City Park Ave that serves up Vietnamese Classics with a Creole influence. Just 4 miles south of the neighborhood is Royal Street, New Orleans’ famous shopping district featuring ample small businesses.
Enjoy the patio at G’s Pizza near City Park.
Many fast food and retail options are available in City Park's shopping plazas in New Orleans.
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Shops on Royal St are just a few minutes away from City Park.
Events in downtown NOLA
Residents of City Park can experience the nightlife of downtown New Orleans without dealing with the noise. Just 4 miles from the French Quarter and 5 miles from the Central Business District, residents can easily attend Mardi Gras, the French Quarter Fest, the Bayou Classic and more. The weekly open mic night at Neutral Ground Coffee Shop always brings residents closer together, and the open-air market, Arts Market, is set up twice a month, allowing local artists a platform to showcase and sell their work.
Canal Streetcar, bike lanes and I-610
The Canal streetcar line is a short walk from City Park, allowing residents to commute to the Central Business District with ease. The neighborhood's paved sidewalks and compact layout make walking and biking possible, but drivers can easily jump on City Park Ave or Interstate 610 to get around.
The iconic New Orleans streetcar runs through City Park.
Interstate 610 runs through the middle of City Park.
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Endearing 1920's New Orleans cottage, set off Dumaine Street in the famed City Park Triangle neighborhood. Almost all historic particulars remain imperforate including heart pine floors, millwork, framing and trim, transoms, fireplaces with exposed mortar & hearths, mantels, pocket doors, brass knobs and hardware throughout. Home is very warm-lit with great natural light in every room through
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION! WELCOME HOME TO THIS MID CITY COTTAGE BLENDING TIMELESS CHARM WITH MODERN AESTHETICS. NOT YOUR TYPICAL SHOTGUN HOME, THIS HOME OFFERS 2 SPACIOUS EN SUITES BEDROOMS, OPEN FLOOR PLAN LIVING/KITCHEN COMBO WITH A HALF BATH FOR GUEST. HOME SOARS HIGH CEILINGS, VINYL WATERPROOF FLOORING,KITCHEN ISLAND WITH MARBLE COUNTERTOPS AND TILE BACKSPLASH, DEEP DUAL UNDERMOUNT SINK,
Beautifully renovated Mid-City double offering the perfect blend of historic charm and modern design! Renovated to the studs in 2022, this income-producing property features 2 beds and 1 bath per side, each with an open floor plan, marble counter tops, stainless steel appliances, designer lighting, and in-unit laundry. Tall ceilings and light-filled rooms create an airy, welcoming feel. Enjoy a
Discover the charm of living just blocks from City Park and Bayou St. John! This inviting upper unit of a 4-plex offers peaceful views from the front porch, perfect for unwinding after a long day. Whether you prefer relaxing on the front or back porch, you'll love the tranquil atmosphere. Inside, this shotgun-style unit boasts spacious rooms with soaring 10-foot ceilings and durable laminate
Nestled in the heart of Mid-City, this quaint and charming cottage is located in the safe neighborhood known as The City Park Triangle. Take a step back in time with a Mid Century Modern feel with fresh updates. Enjoy dinner on the screened in porch on cool evenings. The neighbors are delightful and the neighborhood is appointed with shopping, groceries, restaurants and more. The best part about
Mid City Double !!!Immaculately kept .Living room, Dining room and Kitchen with One Bedroom One Bathroom Equipped with all Kitchen appliances , washer and dryer . No pets allowed
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Renters
Demographics
Total Population
2,535
Median Age
44
Population Density
2 ppl/acre
Population under 18
15.2%
Below the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
21%
On par with the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$63,985
Below the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$92,246
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
96.8%
College Graduates
63.8%
Significantly above the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
31%
Above the national average
13.3%
% Population in Labor Force
75.5%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
67''
Average Winter Low Temperature
46°F
Average Summer High Temperature
93°F
Annual Snowfall
0''
Area Factors
Somewhat Bikeable
Bike Score®
48/ 100
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®
27/ 100
Minimal Transit
Transit Score®
21/ 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score
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