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Property Description

Beautiful new home located in the historic Marigny district. You are only a short drive away from popular NOLA attractions such as Canal Street and French Quarter. Check-in begins at 4pm the day of your arrival. A $50 charge will be added for a cleaner who will assist with the maintenance of the property. If you plan to check in after 12:30pm, you will need a reservation for the night before. Contact host for details.-
In response to Covid 19, we have revised our cleaning procedure in accordance with CDC Guidelines. This is to reduce the chance of guests contracting Covid 19, and to ensure that their rooms are as clean as possible. Please be aware that the property is equipped with exterior cameras. Access Guests will be able to access the entire right-side of the house, including the 3 bedrooms, 3 1/2 bathrooms, kitchen, living area, laundry room, and back patio. The owner shares the backyard only very rarely. Access to the rear house is strictly prohibited. Depending on the time of year, you may see owners walking around or using the backyard. TransitaC/ 8 mins to French Quarter aC/ 2 mins to Frenchmen Street aC/ 10 mins to Canal Street aC/ 16 mins to Airport Getting there is easy. Bourbon Street, located only 3 blocks away, is just 3 blocks. Frenchmen Street is only two blocks away! Public Transit to Downtown/Uptown by streetcar: the brand-new St. Claude Streetcar can be reached in just 3 blocks or 4 minutes. It will drop off at various locations along Rampart Street, Armstrong Park or take you Downtown via Canal Street. Driving We are just a 1-minute drive away from the French Quarter, and even closer to Frenchmen Street. Downtown is only four minutes away! Uber/Lyft is $5. The Marigny Triangle has some advantages over the French Quarter. It is conveniently located between the Vieux-Carre and the trendy Bywater and has easy access all amenities. Faubourg Marigny Residents are proud of their Faubourg (an ancient French term for the "suburb", Marigny). This small parcel of land is located just downriver from New Orleans’ French Quarter. This small piece of land has everything that makes New Orleans so wonderful. The jazz clubs on Frenchmen Street are world-famous. You can hear the best musicians jamming with the stars of tomorrow every night. In the Marigny, you'll find some of the most popular restaurants in the city. These restaurants are home to new chefs who are constantly reinventing the cuisine of the city. In the neighborhood antique shops and galleries, you can find treasures that suit all budgets. From museum-quality art, to thrift store chic, there are treasures available for every budget. The mix of Creole and late Georgian homes, as well as Greek Revivals, creates a unique and diverse urban landscape. According to the City Planning Commission's definition, the Marigny is defined as: North Rampart Street; St. Claude Avenue from St. Claude Avenue back to St. Claude Avenue; Franklin Avenue to St. Claude Avenue; the Mississippi River to the south and Esplanade Avenue to the west. Bernard Xavier Philippe de Marigny de Mandeville was an eccentric Creole millionaire who laid out the Marigny during the first decade of the 19th century. It was built in the area that used to be his family's former plantation, just downstream of New Orleans' old city boundaries. The first Marigny was built closest to the river. The area on St. Claude Avenue, formerly called "Goodchildren Street", further away from river was sometimes referred to as the "New Marigny". Elysian Fields Avenue, named after the Champs AlysA (c),es of Paris, was meant to be the main street in the Faubourg-Marigny. It was the first street that ran from the riverfront all the way to Lake Pontchartrain, which is 8 km (5 miles) away. The Pontchartrain Railroad was built between 1830 and 1831. It ran through the middle of Elysian Fields. Milneburg developed in the area opposite the rail line. Washington Square is the town square of Marigny. It faces Elysian Fields. The neighborhood suffered during the middle of 20th century but recovered in the second half. Many residents of the French Quarter moved to the Marigny because of the 1984 World's Fair. Frenchmen Street was quickly the most popular live music venue and restaurant in the city. It was a favorite destination for residents and visitors alike. Please send us a message with any questions you may have about the neighborhood. SpaceThis space was carefully maintained to preserve the historic features and ensure your comfort. Enjoy a stress-free vacation in New Orleans with all of the amenities you need! Private space with exclusive access and private entrance to the home! Large backyard deck with seating. Intimate setting for couples- Extremely comfortable beds!- Enjoy a dinner at the table and chairs. TVs in each room Desks for laptop workspaces - aC/Digital guidebook with food/fun recommendations and early check-in/late checkout options aC/24/7 Check-in allowed HouseManual

Activities and Special Interests

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