Summary:
Surround yourself with style in this amazing 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom historic Creole cottage home. Originally built in the 1880's this fantastic space has been freshly renovated with incredible taste while maintaining the historic charm with exposed brick and antique heart pine floors. It features an open living and dining area, galley kitchen, bedroom with queen bed, spa-quality sheets, and an ensuite full bathroom. In-unit ethernet connection. Come live like a local in this amazing abode!

The Space:
It features an open living and dining area, galley kitchen, bedroom with queen bed, spa-quality sheets and an ensuite full bathroom, central heat and AC. Historic details include soaring 12-foot ceilings, exposed brick, and original heart pine flooring from the 1880s.

Guest Access:
Guests have full and private access of this 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom home. The building is a double (duplex) and the owner lives in the unit next door. The two units share a dividing wall.

The Neighborhood:
This home is located in the historic 7th Ward. This diverse and vibrant neighborhood has old Creole roots and is centrally located. It sits between beautiful Esplanade Ave. and St. Bernard Ave. and has close proximity to the French Quarter, Interstate 10, local restaurants, and coffee shops. It is a very convenient location and only takes about 10 minutes or less to get to most places in the city.

Getting Around:
This home is all free 24-hour street parking, you should have no problem getting a spot right out front.

Other Things to Note:
This home does contain a decibel monitoring device. The device is located in a common area and not in any bedroom or bathroom.

Interaction with Guests:
Kickback Properties values our guests’ space and gives you privacy to enjoy your stay. We are available via messaging for questions or issues - messaging us through your booking app is the best way to reach us.

We love our city and enjoy giving recommendations on restaurants, bars, events, music, transportation, sightseeing, tours, and all things New Orleans!

Please only call after 6pm for emergencies (lockout, fire, flood, no heat or AC etc.)