Parking for multiple vehiclesCorner lotOriginal floors and mouldingsExposed fireplacesPlentiful natural lightTall ceilings throughout
Great opportunity for an owner-occupied residence with four additional rental units to offset expenses, and tons of potential to renovate and/or reconfigure to a grand single family home or alternative unit mix. This handsome 1850s Greek Revival Double Gallery property is located at the prime intersection of Dauphine St and St. Roch Avenue in the heart of the vibrant Marigny neighborhood. Numerous restaurants, bars, music venues, and shops just minutes away, plus easy access to Crescent Park and a short stroll to the French Quarter. The corner lot provides easy access to the rear yard, parking for multiple vehicles, and allows in plentiful natural light. Stand-out features include large front and rear balconies to enjoy the gorgeous spring weather, views of the downtown skyline and ships passing in the river, tall ceilings throughout, original floors and mouldings, exposed fireplaces, and architectural details inside and out. One unit currently owner-occupied, one unit vacant, and three under lease. CASH or Commercial financing will be necessary with 5-unit configuration - will NOT qualify for conventional or FHA/VA financing.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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