Welcome to our cozy blue house, located in the heart of New Orleans! Situated in the historic Treme neighborhood, known as the birthplace of jazz, this inviting home offers the perfect mix of comfort and local charm. Just a short 7-block walk to the French Quarter and 9 blocks from the excitement of Bourbon Street, you’ll be close to all the iconic attractions. tucked away in the lively Treme, you’ll experience the authentic culture and rich history that make New Orleans truly unique. From the ancient oak trees draped in Spanish moss and its unique architecture, blending French, Spanish, and Creole styles, New Orleans is picture worthy any way you turn. This charming one-bedroom, one-bathroom home occupies one side of a classic New Orleans duplex, blending historic character with modern comfort. There is also one pull out murphy bed as well as an Ottoman that converts into a single bed. Sleeps 4 people total. The inviting front porch is perfect for sipping coffee and soaking in the lively Tremé neighbourhood. Step out to the private courtyard, a lush oasis with string lights—perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring. With its mix of charm, comfort, and prime location, this home is your ideal New Orleans getaway.

Hello, I’m so excited to share my little corner of New Orleans with you. I moved here 12 years ago because I instantly fell in love with the city’s rich culture, warm-hearted people, and unique energy. From the lively streets of the French Quarter to the soulful tunes of a jazz band playing on every corner, New Orleans has a way of capturing your heart. Welcome and LAISSEZ LES BON TEMPS ROULER!!!!!!

Home to Famed New Orleanian, Louis Armstrong, Treme is one of New Orleans’ most historic and culturally vibrant neighborhoods. Known as the birthplace of jazz, it has deep roots in African American history, Creole culture, and the city’s rich musical traditions. It is one of the oldest neighbourhoods in the United States, established in the late 18th century. It’s located just a short walk from the French Quarter, making it a convenient base for exploring the city while offering a more authentic, local vibe. Treme is a treasure trove of New Orleans culture, famous for its contributions to jazz, second-line parades, and Mardi Gras Indian traditions. The neighborhood is home to landmarks like: • Louis Armstrong Park: A beautiful park celebrating the legacy of jazz and its most famous icon, Louis Armstrong. • Congo Square: A historic gathering place where enslaved people and free people of color once met for music and dance, laying the foundation for jazz. • St. Augustine Church: One of the oldest African American Catholic churches in the U.S. • Backstreet Cultural Museum: A small but fascinating museum dedicated to Treme’s Mardi Gras Indian and second-line traditions. Local Vibes: Walking through Treme, you’ll find colorful Creole cottages, live brass bands playing in the streets, and friendly locals who embody the spirit of New Orleans hospitality. The neighborhood is perfect for guests who want to experience the city’s authentic rhythm and charm. Dining & Entertainment: Treme offers fantastic dining options, including Creole soul food and BBQ. Iconic spots like Willie Mae’s Scotch House and Dooky Chase’s Restaurant are must-tries. Additionally, live music venues like the Candlelight Lounge showcase local talent in an intimate setting.