This spacious French Quarter condo lives like a single family home. With a Governor Nicholls entrance door and thick masonry walls, you will find a quiet respite in the residential section of the vibrant Quarter. Built around 1820, this home is solid brick-in-beam construction. With one neighbor to the left, and none above or around you, the home is very quiet. An open floorplan downstairs with a kitchen that opens onto a lush courtyard, this home is the perfect gathering spot for parade parties, cocktail hours, and dinner parties. The living area has exposed beams, brick floors, a half bath, and an historic fireplace (nonworking). Upstairs you will find a spacious bedroom with historic wood floors, a walk-in laundry closet, ensuite bathroom and plenty of storage. There are seven units in this complex, and most are second homes. The condo association is pet friendly, and the rental regulations follow those of the City. The HOA includes water, daily trash pickup, exterior maintenance, building insurance, and termite contract. The HVAC was replaced in 2021. Parking is easy, according to the owners, who usually park steps from the front door. The gas lantern in front is functioning but temporarily turned off. Don't miss this turn-key opportunity in the heart of downtown!
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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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