7,464 square feet

Built in 2002, this giant home that cost $4.5 million sits less than two blocks from the St. Charles Avenue Streetcar line. Designed by Barry Fox, it has large formal spaces, soaring ceilings, recessed lighting, crown molding, and gorgeous wood floors. Its master bedroom suite has two ensuite bathrooms.

7,941 square feet

Beyond its massive front yard, this seven-bedroom home has 26 Acadian windows, which the owners installed in July of 2017. It also has airy formal rooms, a mudroom, and—since we’re highlighting homes with plenty of space—an outstanding open-floor recreation space on its third floor. This massive home goes for $980,000. HOA dues are $25/month

7,776 square feet

Built in 1853, this center hall mansion is nothing short of luxurious with its tall ceilings, gorgeous light fixtures, mantels and crown molding. At the rear of the home is a patio, raised wooden deck, lawn, and a pool.

Asking $2.65 million, the home has seven bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms.

8,235 square feet

While few homes are known for being particularly large in the French Quarter, it makes this four-story home an exception. Beyond its hardwood floors, amazing chandeliers, and plaster medallions, it has two master bedroom suites and a marble-finished foyer. This home’s listing price is $2.99 million.

8,747 square feet

Mentioned in Curbed NOLA’s map of the 25 most expensive listed homes in New Orleans, this former Anne Rice center hall maintains its charms with outstanding crown molding, hardwood flooring, mantels and chandeliers. Though, considering the size of this home’s master bedroom suite, you may never need to leave this home. It seeks $4.5 million.

8,813 square feet

Near St. Charles Avenue, you’ll find this palatial abode sitting on a vast, landscaped lot (that measures a third of an acre). Standing three stories tall, this mansion has six bedrooms and seven bathrooms. Ceilings soar as high as 20 feet in this building. It also holds a giant kitchen that has stainless steel appliances, pendant lighting, and a breakfast nook. You can buy this home for $2.4 million.

9,800 square feet

A popular destination in the Garden District, the Cornstalk Fence Mansion has six bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms. While the property is grand, it has one of the best kitchen we’ve seen to date. The last asking price was $4.3 million. While the original listing expired, it looks like an offer can still be made.

12,365 square feet

At the start of November, this French Quarter home toppled the competition for both the most expensive home and the largest homes for sale in New Orleans. Asking $9.25 million, this 19-century abode has eight bedrooms, eight bathrooms, and a widow’s walk. One of its most beautiful attributes is its expansive brick courtyard that has a pool. If you’re curious about parking, the property can hold up to 15 cars.