$5.75 milion

Placed on an oversized lot, this recently renovated St. Charles Avenue Mansion has an elegant grand staircase, Tiffany fireplaces, and its original formal chandeliers.

$4.5 million

Anne Rice once owned this Victorian home built in 1885. Sitting on an expansive lot, we’re impressed with this home’s charming double gallery. Interior highlights include its unique cypress staircase, large rooms, and plaster medallions.

$3.999 million

This home designed by Architect Charles Freret has several grand rooms, a chef’s kitchen, and a master bedroom suite with a spacious walk-in closet. A saltwater pool and patio sit at its rear.

$3.3 million

This uncommon Greek Revival sidehall mansion hit the market in Uptown. Built in 1893, it has a landscaped front yard, a salt water pool, and a roomy two-car garage. At 6,060 square feet, this home has airy rooms with gorgeous hardwood flooring and soaring ceilings. Its large, well-equipped kitchen has stainless steel appliances, a clean countertop finish, and striking cabinets.

$2.999 million

This stately home is nestled onto an 11,761-square-foot lot, nearly a third of an acre. It has several airy rooms, including traditional living and dining rooms, family room, and an outdoor living room. Other highlights include chandeliers, pocket doors, and gorgeous hardwood flooring.

$3.15 million

This condominium is one of eighty-one units at The Standard. This particular penthouse unit has three bedrooms, four bathrooms, 3,154 square feet of living space, and a 1,655 square-foot private terrace. Planned on the fifth floor, this condo will have floor-to-ceiling windows, solid white oak flooring, walnut cabinetry, and marble countertops. Other highlights are a 72-inch soaking tub, and oil-rubbed bronze fixtures. HOA $1,843/month.

$2.9 million

Built in 1992, this lovely condominium is walking distance from the Riverwalk. At 3,610 square feet, it has three bedrooms and three bathrooms. Most notably, this home has a huge balcony that overlooks the Mississippi River. HOA dues are $3,316/month.

$2.31 million

Located on the corner of St. Charles Avenue, this palatial abode has interior designed by Jon Vaccari Design. Other highlights include an expansive wine cellar, in-house elevator, and lovely parlor.

$2.323 million

Nestled into a 6,873 square-foot lot, this home sits near many Mardi Gras Uptown parade routes. It has several spacious rooms, a gourmet kitchen, and a backyard oasis.

$9.25 million

In late 2017, this giant French Quarter mansion hit the market, and toppled the lists for the largest and most expensive homes in New Orleans. Measuring at 12,365 square feet, this home has eight bedrooms and nine and a half bathrooms. Beyond its grand rooms and luxurious finishes, it has a unique view of Ursulines Avenue from its third-floor widow’s walk.

$2.999 million

If you’re looking for an expansive home in Audubon, check out this Neoclassical Revival center hall. It has landscaped grounds, four beautiful columns, and a modest second-floor balcony. Standing three stories tall, we’re in love with this home’s wide foyer, crown molding, and giant master bedroom. Out back is a large pool and sizable sun patio

$2.55 million

This Colonial Revival home ranks as one of the largest homes for sale in New Orleans. We’re in love with its deep center hall, formal rooms, and magnificent brick fireplace. At 7,948 square feet, this home has six bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms.

$2.95 million

Built in 1853, this Thomas Parker house has undergone a major restoration. We’re in love with its expansive landscaped grounds, its gorgeous facade, and private guest quarters. At 7,256 square feet, this two-story abode has six bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, and an elevator.

$4.8 million

This three-story mansion that sits near Lafayette Square has a tall facade with striking iron work. Built in 1801, the well maintained home has two impressive balconies and three large common spaces. Highlights include its exposed brick walls, gorgeous floors, and soaring ceilings. Measuring at 6,240 square feet, this home has seven bedrooms and three bathrooms.

$2.995 million

This French Quarter home stands four story tall with over 4,800 square feet of living space. Its mixes its historic charm with new construction. Traces of exposed brick can be found in several rooms of this home. It also has two galleries with gorgeous iron work.

$2.995 million

Near the heart of the French Quarter, you’ll find this circa 1850s townhouse with a wraparound balcony. We’re in love with its mantels, ornamental moldings and medallions. It has seven bedrooms, eight bathrooms, and 6,361 square feet of floorspace. Its balcony overlooks a landscaped courtyard at the rear.

$2.95 million

This three-story townhouse condo with elevator access has plenty of architectural highlights. Check out the home’s airy floorplan, exposed beams, French doors, and exposed brick. Its eat-in kitchen has custom cabinetry. Its master suite has a soaking tub and direct access to the home’s balcony.

$2.75 million

In Uptown, you can find this renovated 19th-century home on the market. Built in 1888, the home has a large front yard, covered sitting porch, a balcony, and plenty of off-street parking. The home has a roomy interior, built-in bookshelves, and large windows. Measuring at 4,800 square feet, this home has four bedrooms and four bathrooms. You’ll find a patio and pool at the rear of the home.

$2.4 million

This renovated home is another one of New Orleans’s largest homes on the market. Standing three stories tall, this 8,813-square-foot home has six bedrooms and seven bathrooms. We’re in love with its landscaped grounds, sunroom, and gorgeous galleries.