$394,500
Wake up to the aroma of freshly roasted coffee beans and enjoy the sounds of the calliope during the day and tugboats at night in this Louisiana shotgun home! You can easily walk to everything you need—numerous coffee shops, bars, restaurants, grocery stores, a co-op, and a farmers market. It’s the perfect spot for all the vibrant parades!
Realtor Comments
With soaring ceilings and incredible natural light, this is one of the oldest historical shotguns in the entire city! The upgrades you can enjoy: new ductless heating and cooling, newly renovated bathroom, spacious kitchen, gorgeous wallpaper, new exterior paint, and a new closet installation. The rarities that make this one special: historical details, exposed heart pine ceilings/walls, stained glass, and a LARGE courtyard outback! Don’t let the square footage fool you! This one feels very open and spacious inside!
- 2bed
- 1bath
- Circa 1875
- Contact Realtor: Greta Garner
Brokered by Garner & Co. Real Estate, LLC
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Pros
- Rich Culture and History: New Orleans is renowned for its vibrant culture, with a unique blend of French, Spanish, and Creole influences evident in its architecture, music, and festivals.
- Festivals and Events: The city hosts numerous iconic events, including Mardi Gras and Jazz Fest, providing residents with year-round entertainment and celebration.
- Culinary Scene: Known for its diverse and flavorful cuisine, New Orleans offers a variety of dining options, from classic Creole dishes to innovative food trends.
- Live Music and Nightlife: The city is a hub for live music, especially jazz and blues, with numerous venues showcasing local talent and offering a lively nightlife.
- Friendly Community: New Orleans is known for its warm and welcoming residents, fostering a strong sense of community and connection.
- Mild Winters: The climate generally allows for mild winters, making it an attractive option for those looking to avoid harsh cold weather.
Cons
- High Humidity and Heat: Summers can be extremely hot and humid, which may be uncomfortable for many residents.
- Crime Rates: Some areas of New Orleans experience higher crime rates, requiring prospective residents to carefully consider neighborhood safety.
- Flooding Risks: The city is prone to flooding, and residents may need to be prepared for the impact of severe weather and hurricane season.
- Poverty Levels: New Orleans has higher poverty rates compared to the national average, which can affect local services and economic opportunities.
- Limited Public Transportation: While there are transit options, public transportation can be limited, making car ownership necessary for many residents.
- Educational Challenges: The public school system faces challenges, and families may need to research options for quality education.
2518 Burgundy St, New Orleans, LA 70117
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