FEATURED IN ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST (2023) and in MAGNOLIA TV NETWORK'S DIARY OF AN OLD HOME (Season 4, episode 8: "1904 Algiers Point Victorian") With the design team of Samantha Wetton and Alexandra Neu of Lafayette Studio, the exquisitely renovated single-family home with a detached carriage/guest house is appointed with three bedrooms, two full baths, and one half bath in the main residence, along with two additional bedrooms and two bathrooms in the guest house, making it one of the more coveted properties in Algiers Point. Private fenced driveway and double garages open onto a private rear courtyard with lush tropical gardens and a sugar kettle fountain. Enjoy sweeping skyline, bridge, and riverboat views from your rooftop deck in a setting that places the best of Algiers Point just steps away. A curated selection of beloved local destinations is within easy walking distance, including The Little House Wine Yard, Barracuda Taco Stand, Drift Inn Diner, Nighthawk Pizza, Congregation Coffee, Rice Vice, Old Point Bar, Crown & Anchor Pub, Dry Dock Cafe, and Tout de Suite Cafe. Located steps from neighborhood green spaces including Confetti Park and Delcazal Park, as well as New Orleans’ oldest and most charming Hubbell Library, the home offers both convenience and character in equal measure. The nearby Algiers Ferry provides a direct and scenic connection to the French Quarter, CBD, and the Audubon Aquarium, making daily access to the city both effortless and distinctive. Algiers Point is known for its strong sense of community and thoughtfully organized neighborhood traditions, including the Confetti Kids’ Mardi Gras parade and seasonal celebrations such as Holidays on the Point, complete with a holiday bonfire, caroling, and visits from Santa. Additional annual events include an Easter egg hunt, porch concert series, Movies on the Point, and festive fireworks displays on New Year’s Eve and the Fourth of July. Truly spectacular once in a lifetime offering!