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VRBO# 32865 at this location.
1 block from Bourbon Street

IN BUSINESS SINCE 1978 INTHIS HISTORIC HOME BUILT IN 1809.
The best of the best with PRIVATE ENTRANCE, new king size bed, TVs in living room and bedroom, computer in the living room, and large black granite bath with tub/shower and vessel sink, new full size refrigerator with automatic ice maker in the kitchen. Designer decorated and located of the patio and has one off street parking space for a normal size car (no trucks) in the gated courtyard adjacent to the patio.

Bougainvillea House, STR License# 169765, New Orleans was erected in 1822 by a plantation owner, for use as his townhouse to visits to the port city of New Orleans. His purpose was to sell cotton. During the Civil War, this building served as one of there hospitals in the Quarter. The street name at the time was Rue de l'Hospital. The street name was later changed to honor Governor Francis T. Nicholls, who was a Civil War general before being elected as Governor of Louisiana.
Bougainvillea House is located deep in the French Quarter, part of an intriguing region known for its historic homes, paddlewheelers, legendary plantations shaded by stately oaks, cypress lined bayous. The famous St. Charles Avenue Street Car, and the Riverwalk and Canal Place shopping mall.
The beat of dixieland band is the pulse of our joyous city. Jazz was born here, and many of the great names in music have their roots here. Known for fun filled nights, we also have a world-reknown reputation for fantastic food, Mardi Gras, and Jazz and French Quarter Festivals.
1822 Bougainvillea House is as unique as the city and we will fulfill all your expectations. Some of the amenities include 9 foot ceilings, free off-street parking, tropical patios, and comfortable furniture. Our location is within walking distance of Royal Street, Jax Brewery shops, Old Man River and the riverboats, the Convention center, Harrahs Casino, the D-Day Museum, St. Louis Cathedral, the Superdome, and many more great and exciting sights, sounds, and culinary delights.