Elegant Warehouse District Penthouse

***Property Owner Is Severely Allergic to Animal Dander. Therefore this home is not suitable for members with pets or service animals.***

This elegant New Orleans penthouse located in the Warehouse District, the heart of the city’s blossoming Art District, offers sweeping views of downtown New Orleans. Within blocks from this 2,050 square foot, two bedroom property you will find dozens of Art Galleries and Museums.

Traditional décor will make you feel right at home when visiting this beautiful flat. With natural light flooding through, the area is both warmly decorated and bright. There is a well-appointed kitchen, complete with an ice maker and wine cooler.

The spacious terrace can be accessed through the large doors in the living room, featuring views of the World War II Museum and the beautiful downtown area. There is plenty of room to lounge in this outdoor area, with comfortable seating and an outdoor dining table.

The master bedroom features a King sized bed with a large adjoining bathroom as well as access to the terrace. The second, very spacious bedroom, has a queen size bed and adjoining full bath.

When staying at this property, you will find yourself three blocks from the spectacular World War II Museum, the Ogden Museum of Southern Art and the Civil War Museum. The Riverwalk Outlet mall is a five-minute walk and features over 75 retailers and restaurants on the bank of the majestic Mississippi River. The Outlet Collection at Riverwalk offers shoppers and diners an experience like no other.

The Historic French Quarter is a 10-block walk or 5-minute cab ride. The famous antique and specialty shops of Magazine Street and the beautiful homes in the Garden District are also a five-minute ride in the other direction.

This flat is conveniently situated only four blocks away from a trolley car stop that will take you all over town. The trolley car is the oldest continuously operating streetcar in the world! The mahogany seats, brass fittings, and exposed ceiling light bulbs are from a day when plastic seats and aluminum rails were not even a thought. Rumbling around the ''neutral ground'' of St. Charles Avenue and Carrollton Avenue for more than 150 years, the streetcar symbolizes the charm and romance of the City of New Orleans.