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Seven homes in the French Quarter under $300,000
Photo via David Favret

7 homes for sale in the French Quarter for under $300K

The neighborhood median asking price is $400,000

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Seven homes in the French Quarter under $300,000
| Photo via David Favret

New Orleans’s oldest neighborhood is also its crown jewel. The French Quarter is the center of the city, and while every neighborhood in our 350 square miles is a treasure, the French Quarter remains the cultural crux of the city.

Founded in 1718, the neighborhood holds some of the city’s oldest buildings. It remains under strict control of the Vieux Carré Commission, which regulates any repairs and alterations done to the exterior of buildings in the neighborhood.

Its location paired with its bustling nightlife and walkability makes it a desirable place to live, and therefore quite expensive.

There are still deals to be had, so we combed through the offerings and mapped the very best homes for sale in the French Quarter for under $300,000—$100,000 less than the neighborhood median price.

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920 Saint Louis Street, #4

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Nearly two blocks from North Rampart Street is this second story one bedroom, one bathroom condo with an open floorplan and elevator access. Decked out with 14 foot ceilings, gorgeous hardwood flooring, this fully furnished condo is French Quarter living in style. HOA dues are pretty steep at $690/month.

940 Orleans Street, #3

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This recently renovated top floor unit has a layout built around efficiency. The condo has a kitchen complete with a breakfast area, granite countertops, and a pantry. HOA dues are $448/month.

836 N Rampart Street, #2

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This 970 square foot one bedroom, one bathroom condo overlooks Louis Armstrong Park. Highlights include chandeliers, tall ceilings, and beautiful hardwood flooring throughout. The bathroom was recently redesigned with wood paneling, a soaking tub, and laundry and dryer machines. HOA dues are $436/month.

810 St Peter Street, #4

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If stairs are not your thing, you might like this 445 square foot one bedroom, one bathroom ground floor unit that’s asking $295,000. High ceilings and exposed brick are the architectural highlights, and there’s also two patios accessible from the unit (one shared, one private). HOA dues are $318/month.

935 Burgundy Street, #6

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Possibly the most adorable listing on this map, this 471 square foot one bedroom, one bathroom condo is is actually a standalone building nestled into the back of a courtyard. It’s also two stories—the bedroom and bathroom are only accessible from the spiral staircase on the first floor—which makes it feel larger than it is. There’s also two sets of french doors and a generously sized private balcony. HOA dues are $233/month.

1019 Royal Street, #5

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If character is what you seek, do check out this 475 square foot one bedroom, one bathroom condo asking $294,500. There’s exposed brick, vaulted ceilings, slate floors, and a mural of a A Street Car Named Desire by local artist Harold Coats. French doors in every room lead to the balcony that looks over the shared courtyard. HOA dues are $197/month.

727 Barracks Street, #6

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The least expensive home for sale in the French Quarter is also its tiniest. This studio condo is asking $189,000 and clocks in at 270 square feet. Despite its size, the second story unit has a nice flow to it that’s accented by the two french doors that line the main room. The balcony also looks over the courtyard (with a pool!). HOA dues are $190/month.

920 Saint Louis Street, #4

Nearly two blocks from North Rampart Street is this second story one bedroom, one bathroom condo with an open floorplan and elevator access. Decked out with 14 foot ceilings, gorgeous hardwood flooring, this fully furnished condo is French Quarter living in style. HOA dues are pretty steep at $690/month.

940 Orleans Street, #3

This recently renovated top floor unit has a layout built around efficiency. The condo has a kitchen complete with a breakfast area, granite countertops, and a pantry. HOA dues are $448/month.

836 N Rampart Street, #2

This 970 square foot one bedroom, one bathroom condo overlooks Louis Armstrong Park. Highlights include chandeliers, tall ceilings, and beautiful hardwood flooring throughout. The bathroom was recently redesigned with wood paneling, a soaking tub, and laundry and dryer machines. HOA dues are $436/month.

810 St Peter Street, #4

If stairs are not your thing, you might like this 445 square foot one bedroom, one bathroom ground floor unit that’s asking $295,000. High ceilings and exposed brick are the architectural highlights, and there’s also two patios accessible from the unit (one shared, one private). HOA dues are $318/month.

935 Burgundy Street, #6

Possibly the most adorable listing on this map, this 471 square foot one bedroom, one bathroom condo is is actually a standalone building nestled into the back of a courtyard. It’s also two stories—the bedroom and bathroom are only accessible from the spiral staircase on the first floor—which makes it feel larger than it is. There’s also two sets of french doors and a generously sized private balcony. HOA dues are $233/month.

1019 Royal Street, #5

If character is what you seek, do check out this 475 square foot one bedroom, one bathroom condo asking $294,500. There’s exposed brick, vaulted ceilings, slate floors, and a mural of a A Street Car Named Desire by local artist Harold Coats. French doors in every room lead to the balcony that looks over the shared courtyard. HOA dues are $197/month.

727 Barracks Street, #6

The least expensive home for sale in the French Quarter is also its tiniest. This studio condo is asking $189,000 and clocks in at 270 square feet. Despite its size, the second story unit has a nice flow to it that’s accented by the two french doors that line the main room. The balcony also looks over the courtyard (with a pool!). HOA dues are $190/month.