This one-of-a-kind, multi-level Art Deco masterpiece in New Iberia, LA, is truly a rare find. Designed in 1938 by renowned architect Owen Southwell, who was inspired by the ’Homes of the Future’ exhibit at the 1933 Chicago World’s Fair, this unique home is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Nestled on the tree-shaded […]

1930 NAPOLEON AVENUE offers a dream combination. Where Stylish design meets Luxury while still preserving Historical features! Once a thriving Bed and Breakfast. This stately home has been beautifully transformed into a remarkable architectural masterpiece through a meticulous renovation completed in 2022-2023 by a well known Interior Designer. Situated on an oversized corner lot, surrounded […]

Step back in time with this breathtaking Greek Revival Center-Hall home, originally constructed in 1859. This architectural masterpiece is a true testament to the rich history & architectural heritage of Creole New Orleans. Situated in the heart of the historic Treme neighborhood, the house features a grand, wide staircase leading to an oversized covered porch […]

THE PERFECT NEW ORLEANS PIED-A-TERRE, GORGEOUS FIRST HOME, or SPLENDID RETIREMENT COTTAGE! Whimsical Tudor Revival / Craftsman Cottage two blocks from the Mississippi River Levee Bike Path in historic and charming Algiers Point! EXCEPTIONALLY WELL MAINTAINED with two spacious bedrooms, one spectacularly appointed vintage bathroom with stunning tile work, with a MAGNIFICENTLY RENOVATED KITCHEN with […]

Exceptionally maintained/fully renovated, 1859 Italianate MASONRY home, known as the Blaffer Mansion, located in the desirable Lower Garden District/Coliseum Sq. neighborhood. Walkable to restaurants, bars, coffee shops, Magazine St. retail corridor & St. Charles trolley. House sits on a corner double lot with a walled garden oasis and features one of the loveliest pools/fountains in […]

Twin Oaks is an enchanting antebellum home with over two acres of prime Cane River waterfront property. The classic Acadian style house was originally constructed around 1860. Having miraculously survived the Union Army’s Red River Campaign in 1864, the home known as the Old Sompayrac House was facing the threat of demolition in the 21st […]

The Brame-Bennett House is one of the most charming and important small, Neo-Classical Greek Revival houses in the South. Built in 1840, the house is on the National Register of Historic Places. In total need of restoration. Remarkable surviving architectural details – be sure and look through the pictures to see the level of sophistication […]