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Privacy and Elegance
The Location Today, the area offers a large variety of cultural activities in the immediate area including museum programs, marching clubs, Mardi Gras Indians, church festivals, events at Louis Armstrong Park, house tours and cafes. It is served by an active and effective neighborhood organization, the Historic Faubourg Tremé Association (HFTA). Historic Tremé is on the cusp of rapid, area-wide revitalization. The area has beautiful historic homes, large lots and wide streets. An important antebellum cottage-museum is next door to the house. This property is an easy stroll to the French Quarter and Louis Armstrong Park. All parts of the city are quickly accessible via car on I-10 and it is close to bus lines.The Home This eight-room single home can be found on an 1887 map and is possibly older. Classically elegant but unpretentious, it is considered the queen of Tremé. Originally constructed as a ten-room double shotgun, it was lit by gaslight and heated by coal fireplaces, with water supplied by a well and cistern. It once had four outside doors per side. Features include ten fireplaces (non-working), two mid-wall placements and eight corner placements, twelve and ten-foot ceilings, continuous-run, variable-plank, heart-pine flooring; cypress millwork (ten and twelve-inch baseboards, mantels, floors, molding), and heart-pine wainscotting Additional features:
This lovely home was renovated to preserve the historic flavor while allowing for a modern lifestyle. It is extremely private and has the feel of a comfortable country cottage. New Price: $339,000 View and/or download a printable flyer
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