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It's an Historic Property close to everything. The victorian home, called the "Painted Lady" is on the National Registry and a landmark for New Orleans. Many visitors stop by just to take pictures of the beautiful estate home which leads to the guest cottage. The cottage is small with an open lofted area for sleeping . Plus, New Orleans speaks for itself: great night life, shows, tours, entertainment, sporting events, the Garden District, Bourbon Street, the French Quarter and Frenchmen St. With all the goings on here: Mardi Gras, Jazz Fest, Southern Decadence, the grand Mississippi River, Jackson Square, The Super Dome, Sugar Bowl, Super Bowl and Final Four, The Saints and The Pelicans, Golf, Fishing, Parades, Parties, People; plus, Tulane and Loyola... it's the best place in the USA for a good time! Also, along the Mississippi at Jackson Square are horse drawn carriages and Café Du Monde, the home of the beignet.

Location, location, location and the location is simply fantastic. If you walk one block to St Claude you have jazz clubs, big bands or street performers and restaurants galore usually Cajun style, if you can handle it! If you head in the other direction towards Frenchman St., you will find lots of great local talent in the form of art, music, and street performers. You may even catch a "second line" parade marching down the street. Don't forget the neighborhood cafe and coffee shops that are everywhere. Just west is the Garden District, not far away either. Hop on the trolley at St Claude or take a cab or Uber and stroll down the magnificent St. Charles Ave. and visit the many elegant mansions, shops, hotel bars and diverse restaurants. While just East, don't forget to visit Magazine Street, another popular hangout for a great shopping, dining and entertainment experience. Continue along the trolley route to Audubon Park, the Golf Course and the Zoo. Here you will see the great architecture of Loyola and Tulane Universities. Tour the mansions neighborhoods to get another view of early 1900's New Orleans history and the Garden District. The Homes over there are spectacular, to say the least!