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Built in 1847, located in the Treme neighborhood near the St. Augustine Catholic Church, is a rare Creole cottage duplex. The home is block from North Rampart Street, roughly three blocks from Esplanade Avenue, and walking distance from Armstrong Park.
The asking price is $465,000.
Built by Pierre Dupeux and Fedrick Buisson, the residence is uniquely designed. Featured in volume six of the New Orleans Architecture, the author notes that common-wall creole cottages are a unique design, rare to an New Orleans neighborhood. In fact, this is one of two common-wall residences built by the duo.
The cottage is currently two separate units, but can easily be converted into a single-family home.
Together, the units have three bedrooms and three full bathrooms. The 1110 unit has one bedroom and bathroom; The 1108 unit has an open floorplan on the first floor, and two bedrooms on the second floor.
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Most notably, the owner’s unit has hardwood floors, tall ceilings, a fire place mantel. The secondary unit has its original exposed brick throughout the bedroom and living room.
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In the back of the residences, the units share an uncovered, private brick patio, adorned by intimate garden spaces.
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