This house was built in 1803 and has all the historic charm you would expect from a beautiful French quarter property... located just 1 block from the French Quarter and only 3.5 short blocks to the world famous Bourbon Street. - 2 Car Off-Street Parking - 8 King Beds, 1 sofa queen / 2 Queen Air Beds - Separate Carriage House - French Quarter Style House with a beautiful courtyard and lots of entertainment space - Cable TV in each bedroom - Wireless Internet Bedroom 1 - Downstairs, 1 king bed Bedroom 2 - Upstairs, 1 king bed Bedroom 3 - Upstairs, 1 king bed Bedroom 4 - Upstairs, 2 king beds Bedroom 5 - Upstairs, 2 king beds Bedroom 6 - Upstairs, 1 king bed 2 Queen Air Mattress Kits (available in bedroom) Carriage House Bedroom - pull out Queen Sofa Sleeper Bathroom 1 - Downstairs, walk in shower and separate claw foot tub Bathroom 2 - Upstairs shower only Bathroom 3 - Upstairs, shower and claw foot tub Bathroom 4 - carriage house, tub/shower combo Located just 1 block from the French Quarter and just 3.5 blocks to Bourbon Street, this beautiful historic home is the perfect place for if you are coming to New Orleans for bachelor and bachelorette celebrations, big family gatherings, as well as weekend getaways with your best friends. There is nothing like staying at the same place for a vacation, the experience together is priceless. VERY LARGE French Quarter Style SINGLE FAMILY HOME with gorgeous courtyard and separate Carriage House: - 3,600 s.f. - 6 bedrooms - 4 bathrooms (2 with showers and claw foot tubs) - Separate Carriage House - 8 King Beds - 2 Queen Beds (air matress with pillow, sheets and blankets) - 1 Sofa Queen Pull Out - 2 Pack N Plays - Beautiful French Quarter Courtyard - Offstreet Parking for 2 cars, gated - Wireless Internet throughout house The house is setup for you to walk in and immediately relax and enjoy the surroundings. From the street, you enter a beautiful brick courtyard that leads to the main house or carriage house. This courtyard is big and perfect for entertainment and for pre-gaming before you get to your nightly activities in the French Quarter. The main house has a full kitchen with all the accessories (coffee, toaster, microwave, blender, pots, pans, bowls, utensils, plates, cups, towels, blankets, pillows, etc), dry bar, washer/dryer in the house and the list goes on. With just a 3-5 minute walk to Bourbon Street, Marigny Triangle and the Mississippi River - you are sure to enjoy your stay in New Orleans. Quick 3-5 minute Uber to the Convention Center and the Superdome. This house is right in the middle of all the fun and action that New Orleans has to offer. - 1 minute walk to French Quarter - 3 minute walk to Bourbon Street - 7 minute walk to the Mississippi River - 5 minute walk to the Marigny Triangle - Superdome - Convention Center - Audubon Zoo - Insecterium - Aquarium of the Americas - City Park - Tulane - Loyola - Downtown New Orleans - Downtown Medical District - Parade Route Guests have access to the entire space, parking, carriage house, main house, courtyard - 100% access to the entire property. Lockbox with code contains keys to Main Iron Gate. Entry to main house and carriage house are combination locks. Prior to your arrival, you will receive an information email with everything you need to know. As needed, anytime. The neighborhood, which is viewed by many as ground zero of New Orleans culture, seems to be on an upswing as people who have fallen in love with the area's diverse architecture and culture are buying houses to restore. The Historic Faubourg Treme Association has been a force in this renaissance. Among the neighborhood's landmarks are St. Augustine Catholic Church and the Backstreet Cultural Museum, which houses a wealth of Mardi Gras Indian suits. Although Treme has always been a rich source of African-American culture, it has nurtured a host of black and white New Orleans musicians, including Kermit Ruffins, Shannon Powell, Louis Prima and Alex Chilton. Located at the epicenter of New Orleans culture, the neighborhood also has been home to artists, entrepreneurs, doctors and teachers, and it is being discovered by people in search of the often-elusive combination of affordable prices and architectural elegance.