We enjoyed the house, location, and the host. We were there for a wedding and the home was easy for us to host a brunch the day after the wedding! Easy to get around the area to shop and to get to the city of New Orleans.
This was our second time staying at this lovely spacious home with a porch and a friendly neighborhood cat. Beds are comfy, we were very warm on some very cold days. The kitchen had all we needed to feel at home. The TV could be bigger with a sound bar but honestly we did not watch TV very much, so much else to do! The ferry is a fantastic cheap efficient way for getting into the French Quarter. The nieighborhood is quiet with some really beautiful historic homes. We felt safe walking around. Quaint restaurants and a grocer close by. We never used our car the entire time. The owner is responsive when called upon. Iâm sure we will book this place again!
It was a great location. You can park your car and use the passenger ferry to other side to Bourbon street and other activities. Local eateries just around corner and down the street.
The owner was always available and nice, responded very well to all things. It was clean and we found thing we needed, over all it was good. Would syay again.
Nice and quiet neighborhood and is close to everything,the ferry is 4 blocks walk and a taco stand across the street and coffee shop around the corner and another 2 blocks away.Will stay there again.
The property is a lovely home. Restored beautifully. Excellent gathering spaces in the kitchen and living area. Safe, historic, family friendly area. We loved our stay.
The house was so nice. Lots of room and clean! The neighbors were very nice and gave us lits of recommendations. The neighborhood had everything we needed. Would highly recommend!!
Hello! My name is Bruce. Welcome to New Orleans. I am a retired Chemical Engineer, who presently owns & operates The Junque Shop Antique Store in the Faugborg Marigny, at the base of world famous Frenchmen Street. I personally renovated my home in 2005-2006.
This is a Raised 'Shotgun' Double built in 1929, completely renovated in 2005-2006. It is located in historic Algiers Point, the second oldest settlement in New Orleans. It was built by a lumber yard owner. The walls are 6 inches thick & reinforced diagonally. The 2006 renovation opened the home to one living area upstairs.
My home is an economical alternative to the French Quarter, and yet is just a four block walk or drive to the Algiers/Canal Street Car/Passenger Ferry. Historic Algiers Point is a quiet alternative to the fast French Quarter pace, and yet close enough to enjoy the full benefits of the French Quarter and all of New Orleans.