Built in 1836, this Creole cottage features a maximalist interior courtesy of its most recent owner. Twenty-seven artist were hired to paint unique designs around the home, themed around pop culture and historical imagery. Some of the most impressive work is found in the kitchen, which was essentially treated as a canvas. Its asking price is $1.295 million. 

Built circa 1850, this tall and vibrant Creole Cottage in the Marigny Triangle hit the market for $824,000. At first glance we’re in love with its tall dormers, green shutters, and transoms. It has a spacious floorplan, complete with 12-foot ceilings, hardwood floors, and exposed brick fireplaces. Its modern kitchen has stainless steel appliances, bar-top seating, and subway tile. The home has four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and 2,824 square feet of floorspace.

For $998,000, you can buy this early 19th-century Creole cottage that sits near the North Rampart Streetcar line. Renovated by Clay Shaw, the home has built-in bookshelves, and updated kitchen, and modern light fixtures. Out back you’ll find a landscaped patio with a fountain. Measuring at 1,630 square feet, the home has two bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms.

This late 19th-century Creole cottage in St. Claude is on the market for $315,000. You’ll find an airy layout, 11-foot ceilings, and a well-equipped kitchen. Standing two stories tall, the home has three bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, and 1,506 square feet of floorspace.

Built in 1835, this renovated Creole cottage has exposed brick, tall ceilings, and a spacious kitchen. At 3,106 square feet, this Treme home has four bedrooms, and four bathrooms. Other highlights include its backyard patio and off-street parking. The asking price is $569,400.