Built in 2018, this home with off-street parking asks $415,000. Measuring at 2,230 square feet, you’ll find three bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. This home also has an airy kitchen, complete with stainless steel appliances, a farm sink, and a double oven. It also has a large pantry.

Built in 1921, you can buy this double in Mid-City for $625,000. The owners side measures at 2,129 square feet, and has four bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms. The 1,225-square-foot rental unit has one bedroom and one bathroom. Highlights include ceilings of 10 feet on the first level and 11 feet on the second level, hardwood floors, and a covered porch.

This sweet cottage sits two blocks from the streetcar line. At 1,442 square feet, the home has two bedrooms and two bathrooms. It has a roomy floorplan, an enclosed porch, and beautiful millwork.

This Victorian home with a detached guest apartment wants $475,000. Built in 1890, the home formerly stood as a double shotgun, but it‘s now used as a single-family home. Its facade has tall windows, transoms, and stained glass windows. The home has hardwood floors, mantels, and a spiraling staircase.

The detached 572-square-foot apartment has one bedroom and one bathroom.

Built in 2018, this slim camelback construction sits moments from the University Medical Center. Measuring at 1,950 square feet, the home has three bedrooms and three bathrooms. It has sizable rooms. The master bedroom suite has a walk-in closet and a well-equipped bathroom. Its asking price is $375,000.

In the French Quarter you can buy this modest two-bedroom condo that sits two blocks from the streetcar line for $240,000. At 400 square feet, the unit has one bedroom and one bathroom. Highlights include exposed brick, tall ceilings, French doors, and exposed ceiling joist. The home also has access to a second-floor balcony. HOA dues are $240/month.