The Fine Art Estate - Walk to the French Quarter!

This stylish and vibrant two-bedroom home is located just 5 minutes from the French Quarter and rests in the heart of the Bywater, a historic arts and jazz district flooded with great restaurants, shops, and culture! Recently remodeled, our space boasts high ceilings, hardwood floors, a keyless entry, floor-to-ceiling tile, beautiful works of fine art, plenty of privacy, and a third-floor outdoor terrace for an afternoon Sazerac!

Thoughtfully decorated, this vibrant New Orleans estate will quickly submerge any guest into the artsy Big Easy lifestyle.

Located in a Historic District in the Bywater, the home subtly pays tribute to traditional New Orleans style and architecture throughout.

Upstairs, you will find a large master King bedroom with a beautiful en-suite bathroom. The primary bedroom overlooks the backyard and neighborhood, while the en-suite bathroom holds an oversized shower that will make you feel like you've stepped into a resort.

Downstairs, the main living area showcases plenty of seating, a reading nook with a built-in desk and plenty of reading materials, an open kitchen with a kitchen island and small breakfast table, a large dining room, a sitting room, a half bath, and a laundry room. We also have another bedroom downstairs with a Queen bed and an en-suite bathroom!

Additionally, we are located near some of the best restaurants in New Orleans.

The St. Claude Bywater neighborhood has quickly emerged as an alternative street scene filled with equal parts ambition and alternative living. Rooted in the city's Post-Katrina influx of artists and new residents, this emerging avenue hugs the "New Marigny" and Bywater. In recent years, many pubs, theaters, and restaurants have joined institutions like Saturn Bar to create a dining and entertainment destination.

In the less than three miles St. Claude Avenue reaches from Esplanade to the Industrial Canal, you'll find an approachable neighborhood chock full of action and vibrant New Orleans culture. The corridor is home to the beautifully restored St. Roch Market food hall, affordable local restaurants like Sugar Park, The Sneaky Pickle, and Red's Chinese and artful little galleries and performance spaces.