Historic Irish Channel Home, Blocks to Magazine St. and St. Charles Ave.

Spread out in this spacious and historic home with an unbeatable location, perfect for exploring all the city has to offer! Situated on a quiet block in the Irish Channel, walk to restaurants, shops and entertainment on Magazine St. and St. Charles ave, or take a quick ride to the French Quarter and Uptown. The 1st floor boasts original brick and beam walls, dating back to the late 1700's, with cozy and eclectic furnishings, connecting to a modern loft space thats sure to surprise you!
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THE FIRST FLOOR:
- Open-concept kitchen, dining, and living room, stocked with everything you need for a comfortable stay. There is a dining table and the living room has a 58” smart TV, 2 couches, 2 accent chairs, and 2 poofs.
- Kitchen stocked with cooking essentials, dual Keurig drip coffee maker with local New Orleans coffee pods.
- 2 independent bedrooms, with queen beds, a dresser and closet storage.
- Full bathroom with combination shower/ bathtub. We provide complimentary shampoo, conditioner and body wash, and a hair dryer in each bathroom.
- Washer and Dryer, laundry detergent, iron, ironing board, towels and linens are provided.
- We provide a starter set of essentials such as trash bags, dishwasher detergent, hand and dish soap, and other basic cleaning supplies.

THE LOFT:

A staircase constructed from reclaimed wood leads you to a spacious, stylishly designed loft space. Though the staircase was added during renovations, the reclaimed wood blends seamlessly into the home's historic appearance, seeming to have existed in the original blueprint of the home from 300 years ago.

This completely remodeled loft space has a bedroom and an additional lounge area connected with a hallway and a kitchenette.

The Romeo and Juliet Room
- 1 King Bed
- 2 sitting chairs
- Smart TV
- Desk
- Small Juliet Style Balcony

The Coffee Bar for 6
- Kitchenette with microwave, refrigerator, toaster, basic essentials.
- Keuring with local New Orleans Coffee pods. Option to make iced coffee.
- Custom built-in-bar with seating for 6
- Full bathroom with combination shower/ bathtub
- Shampoo, conditioner, body wash, a hair dryer, and basic cleaning essentials such as soap and laundry detergent are provided

Please note that the upstairs loft space requires guests to enter up a staircase.

THE EXTERIOR

The outside of the property is currently a work in progress. There is a large, covered breezeway along the side of the home for you and your guests to enjoy time outside. The large blank slate of a backyard is currently a work in progress, with plans to become a lovely sitting and dining area.

GREAT LOCATION, GREAT FOR GROUPS

The location is unbeatable, with tons of restaurants, bars, brewery’s, and shops nearby. Only 2 blocks from Tchoupitoulas Street and 5 blocks from Magazine Street, there is plenty to choose from within walking distance and more even with a quick drive or bike ride. The St. Charles Streetcar, where the rest of New Orleans is at your fingertips, is only about a 15 minute walk away— a beautiful scenic walk that includes the famous Buckner Mansion, seen in movies and TV like American Horror story. Walk a block to the famous Nola lunch spot, Turkey and the Wolf, or grab a bite even closer to your front door at the Dragonfly Cafe on one side or T&T po-boys on the other. Check out some of the many breweries located on Tchoupitoulas street, like Urban South Brewery, Miel Brewery & Taproom, NOLA Brewing and more!

Guests will have full and private access to the BACK unit of this large 18th century home, which includes a downstairs 2 bedroom apartment, upstairs loft space, shared breezeway, and private backyard.

Guests will enter the property through a wooden gate into a shared breezeway located on the side of the home. This outside path leads directly to the entrance of the unit as well as a private backyard space.

The breezeway is the only shared space, however there are shared walls as this is a multi unit property. The front unit of this home is rented as a mid-term rental, with guests ranging from one month to several months.

Like many New Orleans homes, there is street parking only for this unit. There is often no difficulty parking as there are plenty of street parking spots available in front of the home, further down the block, or directly across the street. All we ask is that you do not park directly in front of the blue house located next door– we have great neighbors and want to respect their space as well!

Please note: The front apartment of the building is occupied by a long term tenant, though it is completely private and has a separate entrance. The long term tenant will have occasional access to the shared breezeway however the backyard remains exclusively for guests of this space.


QUIET HOURS are strictly enforced between 10pm-8am in order to respect all renting parties.


While a mix of commercial and residential, our block has a quiet residential feel and we hope you and your group get to experience what it feels like to live like a local.

With that being said, this is not the space for rowdy groups traveling for the sole purpose of partying. There are MANY nearby bars and drinking establishments to enjoy before settling down at the property. This home is old, fragile, and not a place for boisterous behavior, so we ask that you reserve that behavior for appropriate New Orleans establishments and adventures and are respectful to our neighbors and our space when returning home.

We have great neighbors who will notify us if guests disobey quiet hours or cause any disruptions to neighbors or other tenants.

IF BOOKING BETWEEN APRIL AND OCTOBER

New Orleans summers (and the months leading up to our hottest season) are extremely hot and humid, with outdoor temperatures often reaching the high 90s and sometimes over 100°F. While our property is equipped with 2 central air conditioning systems, please note that most residential HVAC systems are designed to cool the home to about 20 degrees below the outdoor temperature.

That means when it’s 100°F outside, the system may only be able to cool the space to 78–80°F. To help the system work efficiently and avoid breakdowns, we ask that guests never set the thermostat below 70, but preferably in the 74–76°F, especially during the hottest parts of the day.

Keeping blinds or curtains closed during the day, using ceiling fans, and setting the thermostat to “auto” (not “on” or continuous) can make a big difference in keeping the space comfortable.

Additionally, while we love the charming historic details of our home like high ceilings, older windows, and beautiful architecture, it is important to note that these older homes can be more challenging to cool during extreme heat.

We ask guests staying with us be mindful of the AC settings. Our goal is to preserve the home’s integrity while also ensuring your comfort!