Sleeps 1 to 32 Guest, Rent the Entire Property for
Ultimate Privacy,
Excellent for Large Groups such as;
Bachelor Party's,(with a Double Parlor Excellent to
gather for Invited Entertainment call or e-mail for
recommendations for private Entertainment, Bars, S-
Clubs)

Wedding Party's/Family's, Family Reunions, Collage
Reunions, Office Retreats, Anniversary Party's. (also
there is a Large Formal Dining Room & Very Large
Kitchen Excellent for Group Dining as well as 4 other
Antique Dining Tables Call or e-mail us for
recommendations for any of your needs)

Experience all of wonderful New Orleans while
staying in one of the oldest Creole Cottages in the
city. This home was built circa. 1808 and has some
of the finest examples of architecture and details
fashionable in the late 1700’s and early 1800’s. You
will be staying one short block from the French
Quarter and one block from Bourbon Street. Our
cottages are luxuriously furnished and elegantly
decorated, most having antiques from the mid to late
1800’s.
THE HISTORY OF THIS AMAZING HOME

This elegantly decorated Creole Cottage built, “of
columbage and bricked between post” circa. 1808, is
one of the rarest examples of early Creole cottage
architecture remaining to date. This home is in the
first subdivision of New Orleans named Faubourg
Marigny. The plantation was subdivided in March 16
1806. This home retains almost all of its original
architectural features including; its rare Ram’s horn
hinges and original latches on the French glass
doors. There are also very outstanding long latches
which were used to open and close the doors. The
ceilings are original and are “dressed and beaded”
which are rare to find intact to day. The mantels are
the most distinguishing interior elements in Creole
domestic architecture. Two of the mantels are box
mantels in the style dating from the late 1700’s to
1810 with columns supporting a frieze having strong
horizontal moldings. The floors are beautiful large
plank and the original moldings are intact. This
property was sold to one of the first women of color
to purchase property in the United States. Madame
Magdalene Baure’ purchased three lots which now
form the sites of 1426 and 1434 Burgundy and of
928, 930 and 934 Kerlerec. This property now has 4
other cottages, two of which were believed to be
very early barge board cottages from the early 1800’s
most likely moved here at a later date. There is also
a servant’s quarter at the back which is possibly one
of the early buildings on the property. The main
house and other cottages all have the conveniences
of the modern home. This property is now a very
quaint and lovely Guest House. Experience the
amazing architecture very few ever get to see in and
elegantly decorated home constructed almost 200
years age.