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Eight blocks of Uptown New Orleans
The quirks of this commercial corridor can be seen in its French-style architecture, tasted in the soul food of the local vendors and heard in the live “swamp pop” of the neighborhood festivals held along Freret Street. Within the eight blocks of the neighborhood, residents are met with an abundance of leisure activities and often spend their time outdoors without straying too far from home. From the oak-tree lined paths of Audubon Park to the Louisiana-style restaurants and live music venues like Gasa Gasa, homeowners are met with a seemingly endless amount of greenery, restaurants and nightlife options. “New Orleans is eclectic and has something for everyone,” says mortgage lender and lifelong area resident, Stephanie Weeks with Weeks Team, “Whether you want to live somewhere quiet with huge, beautiful oaks or somewhere that you can party all night, this city has it all.”
Freret features several distinct streetcar lines.
Dat Dog is another quirky restaurant that calls Freret home.
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Raised cottages and shotgun-style homes
Freret offers a range of housing options from raised single-family cottages featuring wide front porches, to two-storied townhouses with Creole influences and even minimalist shotgun style houses. With a median sales price of $543,000 price points here can range from the low $200,000s to upwards of $700,000 depending on the age, size and location of the property. For example, a three-bedroom double shotgun fixer-upper costs around $229,000, while a newly constructed four-bedroom raised cottage—situated just two blocks from Freret Street—can go for upwards of $725,000, due to its prime location. Homes near Freret Street’s restaurant and shopping hub are subject to increased price points. “New Orleans features a mix of historic French-style homes, culturally significant Creole architecture and neighbors with southern charm,” says Weeks. Creole influences can be seen in almost every housing style, with elements like French doors, pitched roofs and bricks held together by a confection of mud and Spanish moss. Homes in the neighborhood often feature roofed front porches and are fronted by small yards with enough room for a flower bed accented by a few shrubs and seasonal foliage.
The Freret neighborhood boasts a mix of different home styles.
The Freret neighborhood also features some two-story builds with cozy front porches.
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Shopping at Magnolia Marketplace
Residents of Freret are less than a mile from Magnolia Marketplace, which offers a variety of department stores and retailers to choose from, like Michael’s, T.J. Maxx and Ross. Groceries are available at local supermarket Freret Faire, or at The Fresh Market just 2 miles south of the community. Additional everyday essentials like Walgreens and CVS are available just a few miles north. When dining in the area, foodies often visit The High Hat Café, known for serving-up dishes with locally sourced catfish. Or locals can visit Dat Dog, a hot dog restaurant serving gourmet sausages, all-beef hot dogs and fries. For a sliced rotisserie chicken sandwich or salad, Good Bird serves meals with only free-range chicken and locally sourced ingredients.
The High Hat restaurant is a great spot for lunch.
The Fresh Market is a top grocery choice for Freret residents.
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Education at Orleans Parish Public Schools
Students in the Freret area can attend schools like Village De L'est Elementary, Edward Hynes Charter School and Warren Easton Senior High School, all three of which have earned a ranking of C-minus from the educational review site, Niche. Village De L'est serves students from kindergarten through Grade 5 and offers a student-teacher ratio of 15:1; while Edward Hynes Charter School serves K through Grade 8 and is ranked as the second best public school in the state by Niche. Warren Easton Senior High School is known for its rigorous academic curriculum as well as the opportunity to take AP courses. Private institutions like Louise S. McGehee and De La Salle High School are also available for those looking for alternative schooling options. Higher education opportunities like Tulane University, known for its science and medical programs, or Loyola University, known for its music and business programs are both within 3 miles of Freret.
Edward Hynes Charter School has a corporate partnership with the University of New Orleans.
At Warren Easton Senior High School academic excellence is the highest priority.
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Outdoor activities, live music and Saints football
Less than 3 miles southwest of the neighborhood, residents of Freret can enjoy some fresh air at Audubon Park, featuring wide paved walking trails lined with mossy oak trees, horse riding stables, soccer fields and tennis courts, all free for public use. Visitors can also visit the 18-hole course at Audubon Golf Club or check out the Audubon Zoo on the park premises for ticketed entry. Music lovers head to Gasa Gasa on Freret Street for live music and happy hour from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM daily. The venue is also known to host comedy shows, art exhibits, film screenings and food trucks. Sports fanatics are in luck with the Caesars Superdome just 3 miles away from the Freret community. This stadium is home to the NFL’s New Orleans and can house up to 83,000 people.
Audubon Park is a great place for Freret residents to exercise.
Dat Dog, a Freret restaurant known locally for great hot dogs.
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Monthly flea markets and the annual Freret Street Festival
On the first Saturday of each month, residents head to Freret Street for an open-air art and flea market. Attendees can enjoy the rhythm of rock, swamp pop and brass bands while enjoying local food offerings like gumbo and beignets. In March, the neighborhood proudly hosts the annual Freret Street Festival with over 20,000 attendees. The celebration boasts multiple live music stages, nearly two dozen bands and spans six blocks. More than 200 local artists and authentic New Orleans food vendors contribute to the atmosphere. Residents can explore over 50 of Freret's brick-and-mortar shops during this one-day free event open to the public.
Transportation around Freret
Freret is situated south of U.S. Route 90 and provides residents with easy access to major highways and neighboring areas like Central City and Hoffman Triangle. Residents seeking public transit options can take the RTA, monitored by the New Orleans Regional Transit Authority (NORTA), for trips to and from downtown New Orleans starting at $1.25 one way. NORTA riders can start their ride on line 57, which operates along Freret Street and stops throughout the community. For those seeking to travel longer distances, the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport is only 15 miles away from Freret.
Bike lanes are a convenient way to commute in Freret.
The Freret neighborhood is also close to the St. Charles Streetcar Line and stops.
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Crime and Safety
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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Robbery
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Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Freret Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Freret, New Orleans sell after 83 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Freret, New Orleans over the last 12 months is $505,000, up 7% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Spacious Arts and Crafts style gem in Uptown New Orleans! NEW ROOF (approx. 2021). This 3 bed, 2.5 bath home blends historic charm with modern comforts. There are beautiful wood floors, crown molding, and gorgeous woodwork throughout. The kitchen is nicely appointed with granite counters, abundant cabinetry, pantry, and all major appliances. Primary suite is on the first floor complete with a
Gutted to the studs and rebuilt with care, this stunning home blends classic New Orleans charm with modern living. Just one block away from the middle of the bustling Freret Street corridor, you’re steps from the new Trader Joe’s, The Husky or countless other restaurants, café’s and shops. Students can walk to Willow, Newman or several other top rated schools. Massive vaulted ceiling for
Bank owned property to be sold as-is, where-is. Four (4) plex available steps from Freret St. The building is 4,322 square feet. All units are three-bedroom, two-bathroom layouts. Two units are 1,087 SF and the other two are 1,074 SF. Current monthly rent for this complex is $6,020/month. The units are all in good shape. The property is located in an AE Flood Zone. A new property management
Burden EdmondsBeau Box Commercial Real Estate, L.L.C.
Beautiful Uptown home just steps from the vibrant Freret Corridor. This property offers 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, including a separate downstairs studio apartment--ideal for guests, rental income, or a home office. Zones HU-R2, this raised basement home features hardwood floors, new A/C units, and off-street parking. Enjoy a private patio and fenced backyard perfect for entertaining. Excellent
Own a piece of the action in this income-generating double half a block off Freret St, just a few minutes walk or bike ride to Tulane and Loyola Universities! The spacious layout upstairs with high ceilings, tons of natural light, 5 large bedrooms, and 2 full baths. Two kitchens provide flexibility, while a front porch and rear balcony create inviting outdoor spaces. Dual HVAC units ensure
This stunning house, comprised of two attached units with separate entry doors and a large shared backyard, offers the perfect set-up for a large friendship weekend, family reunion, or multi-family vacation. Feel at home in this New Orleans-style house with exposed brick wall fireplaces and cozy details.Each unit is a newly renovated 2-bedroom, 1-bath condo with its own fully stocked kitchen.
Charming FURNISHED 2 bedroom, 1 bath single family house located in the heart of the popular Freret Corridor neighborhood with a convenient location near Ochsner Baptist Hospital. As soon as you step inside this lovely home, you'll be greeted by the spacious and airy living room with plenty of comfortable seating and lots of natural light. The property also boasts and an oversized outdoor deck
Feel at home in this private 2-bedroom, 1-bath condo centrally located in the vibrant Freret neighborhood in Uptown New Orleans. There are 5 steps to enter the unit.This charming New Orleans-style condo is furnished with custom interiors and hand-picked furniture. It features a fully equipped kitchen, air conditioning, heating, Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV, a dining area, a washer and dryer,
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