1831 Creole Cottage Reduced to $1.29M in New Orleans, Louisiana
$1,295,000 | Built 1831 | 2,935 Sq. Ft. | 4 Beds | 3.5 Baths | 0.067 Acres
539 Burgundy St, New Orleans, LA 70112
Built in 1831, this 2,935 square foot Creole Cottage complete with two-storey guest house, has been reduced to $1.29 million in New Orleans, Louisiana. Listing details: Amazing historic brick-between-post Creole cottage with two-storey guest house. Features include high ceilings, wood floors, a custom kitchen with Sub-Zero refrigerator, spacious living and dining rooms, French doors all around provide lots of natural light and views of the gorgeous courtyard and fountain. Primary suite is on the 1st floor. Living area includes 583 sqft 1BR/1BA guest house. Parking is available in the same block (just 4 doors down). Can also be sold fully furnished! The property is on the market for $1.29 million with Bryan Francher of LATTER & BLUM – Garden District.
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