If you’re looking to downsize your living arrangement—or just flat out curious how small homes can get—New Orleans might be your market.
Ranked from smallest to largest, here’s a map of the smallest homes for sale in New Orleans.
Read MoreIf you’re looking to downsize your living arrangement—or just flat out curious how small homes can get—New Orleans might be your market.
Ranked from smallest to largest, here’s a map of the smallest homes for sale in New Orleans.
Read More357 square feet
This third-floor condo has an amazing balcony. Other highlights include its exceptional ceiling height, heart pine flooring, exposed brick, and french doors. After its $249,000 asking price, it has the least expensive HOA dues on this list at $71/month.
262 square feet
For a while, this Dumaine Street condo was one of the smallest on the market. It has a loft bedroom, decently-sized kitchen, and a brick fireplace. You can buy this cozy condo for $172,000. HOA dues are $150/month.
349 square feet
In terms of price per square foot, this home ranks as the most expensive home in the French Quarter. With a listing price of $279,000, it asks $897 per square foot. While its on the more expensive end, it comes fully-furnished along with a renovated kitchen. A shared patio sits at its rear. HOA dues are $133/month.
358 square feet
Not far from the North Rampart Streetcar line, you’ll find this cute studio with a tranquil courtyard that asks $255,000. We’re in love with its exposed beams, brick walls, and updated kitchen. HOA dues are $108/month.
375 square feet
You can live less than a block from Jackson square for $235,000. We love this complex’s use of metal and brick at its facade. This two-story unit has one bedroom and one bathroom. HOA dues are $231/month.
240 square feet
This renovated studio condo for sale asks $165,000. Located on the third floor, it has hardwood flooring, exposed brick walls, an updated bathroom, and a private balcony. HOA dues are $147/month.
261 square feet
Located near the edge of Esplanade Avenue, this modest unit has a studio floorplan with plenty of room for a bed and a common space. But if you want to spend time outside, it has a shared courtyard. Its asking price is $179,000. HOA dues are $190/month.
285 square feet
Built in 2008, this Central Business District studio apartment was just updated. It has a cozy kitchen and crown molding. Its complex has elevator access. There’s also a shared top deck, pool, and patio. Asking $175,488, its HOA dues are priced at $141/month.
274 square feet
In the 7th Ward you can buy this studio for $139,000. The home’s interior is modest, but it does have stained glass transoms and vaulted ceilings. There’s also a shared courtyard at the rear of the complex. HOA dues are $237/month.
307 square feet
This modest French Quarter condo that sits three blocks from Jackson Square asks $249,000. The fully- furnished home has brick floors, tall ceilings, crown molding, French doors, and mantels. At 307 square feet, it has one bedroom and one bathroom. A shared courtyard sits in the middle of the unit’s complex. HOA dues are $121/month.
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357 square feet
This third-floor condo has an amazing balcony. Other highlights include its exceptional ceiling height, heart pine flooring, exposed brick, and french doors. After its $249,000 asking price, it has the least expensive HOA dues on this list at $71/month.
262 square feet
For a while, this Dumaine Street condo was one of the smallest on the market. It has a loft bedroom, decently-sized kitchen, and a brick fireplace. You can buy this cozy condo for $172,000. HOA dues are $150/month.
349 square feet
In terms of price per square foot, this home ranks as the most expensive home in the French Quarter. With a listing price of $279,000, it asks $897 per square foot. While its on the more expensive end, it comes fully-furnished along with a renovated kitchen. A shared patio sits at its rear. HOA dues are $133/month.
358 square feet
Not far from the North Rampart Streetcar line, you’ll find this cute studio with a tranquil courtyard that asks $255,000. We’re in love with its exposed beams, brick walls, and updated kitchen. HOA dues are $108/month.
375 square feet
You can live less than a block from Jackson square for $235,000. We love this complex’s use of metal and brick at its facade. This two-story unit has one bedroom and one bathroom. HOA dues are $231/month.
240 square feet
This renovated studio condo for sale asks $165,000. Located on the third floor, it has hardwood flooring, exposed brick walls, an updated bathroom, and a private balcony. HOA dues are $147/month.
261 square feet
Located near the edge of Esplanade Avenue, this modest unit has a studio floorplan with plenty of room for a bed and a common space. But if you want to spend time outside, it has a shared courtyard. Its asking price is $179,000. HOA dues are $190/month.
285 square feet
Built in 2008, this Central Business District studio apartment was just updated. It has a cozy kitchen and crown molding. Its complex has elevator access. There’s also a shared top deck, pool, and patio. Asking $175,488, its HOA dues are priced at $141/month.
274 square feet
In the 7th Ward you can buy this studio for $139,000. The home’s interior is modest, but it does have stained glass transoms and vaulted ceilings. There’s also a shared courtyard at the rear of the complex. HOA dues are $237/month.
307 square feet
This modest French Quarter condo that sits three blocks from Jackson Square asks $249,000. The fully- furnished home has brick floors, tall ceilings, crown molding, French doors, and mantels. At 307 square feet, it has one bedroom and one bathroom. A shared courtyard sits in the middle of the unit’s complex. HOA dues are $121/month.