2265 St Charles Ave New Orleans, LA 70130

Welcome to the iconic House of Broel, a Victorian/Antebellum mansion, wedding venue, and a piece of New Orleans history. The House of Broel is a treasured historic gem nestled in the heart of New Orleans, the original two-story home built in 1850, was elevated in 1884 by William Reneau and is a magnificent setting for intimate wedding receptions, events and parties. It also features 15ft

Brittany Picolo Ramos Keller Williams Realty New Orleans

This is a rare opportunity to purchase an important historic property at the corner of Jackson Avenue and Prytania Street in the Garden District. Designed by noted Irish-born architect Henry Howard for businessman John Tiner, the building was constructed in 1852 and housed Pope’s Pharmacy for a number of years with residential use on the second and third floors. The Mystic Krewe of Comus, the

Katie Witry Witry Collective, L.L.C.

This stunning historic mansion, built in 1859 for Captain Leathers, sits on a sprawling corner lot just one block from St. Charles Ave. This luxurious home has been meticulously restored to modern functionality while also maintaining the home's exquisite original features. The extensive renovations, which were completed in 2012, also include replacement of all electrical, all new copper

Maria Argote McEnery Residential, LLC

Own a piece of New Orleans history! Originally the main building of the SOUTHERN ATHLETIC CLUB, built in 1888 in the Garden District, later became the home of the Behrman Gym in 1910. This unique structure designed with Moorish Revival features was converted in 1995 to a spectacular luxury home for comfortable living and extravagant entertaining. Noted New Orleans ARCHITECT BARRY FOX oversaw the

Elinor Sanders McEnery Residential, LLC

This beautifully designed Center Hall home, built in 2000, seamlessly blends historic charm with modern luxury. Nestled in one of New Orleans’ most coveted neighborhoods, it boasts intricate crown molding and rich hardwood floors, creating a refined yet inviting atmosphere throughout. The grand living room welcomes you with oversized windows, a stunning ceiling medallion, and a sophisticated mix

Adrienne LaBauve eXp Realty, LLC

This exquisite Garden District residence blends historic charm with modern luxury, featuring a classic double gallery facade and a wealth of architectural detail. Soaring ceilings, rich hardwood floors, elegant staircases, intricate lighting fixtures, and original ceiling medallions showcase the timeless craftsmanship of this extraordinary home.Professionally designed by the award-winning

Meredith Strachan McEnery Residential, LLC

Located in the New Orleans Garden District, 2915 Chestnut Street is a splendid example of the Italianate-Greek Revival architectural style that is synonymous with the historic character of the Garden District. Built in the 1860’s, the house has double galleries, 14 and 12 foot ceilings downstairs and 12 foot ceilings upstairs. There are Italianate plaster medallions, moldings, and arches, and

David Bordelon LATTER & BLUM (LATT18)

One of two remaining original homes on Coliseum Square, meticulously restored over the last 8 years to its original grandeur. This extraordinary Italianate mansion is a true architectural gem offering a lifestyle of unparalleled elegance. Built circa 1856 for E.T. Robinson and once home to the Sophie B. Wright School and The Catherine Club. This one-of-a-kind residence is one of the original

Eleanor Farnsworth LATTER & BLUM

Discover a spectacular three-story mansion along St. Charles Avenue, just two blocks from the iconic parade route. This luxurious Uptown gem showcases timeless elegance with intricately carved mantles and breathtaking stained glass windows crafted by celebrated artist Erskin Mitchell. Spacious living areas and generously sized bedrooms unfold across the home, offering both comfort and grandeur.

Meredith Strachan McEnery Residential, LLC