FRENCH QUARTER
About French Quarter
Known as the Vieux Carre, the French Quarter may be the single most recognizable neighborhood in New Orleans. It's found on a crescent in the Mississippi River and includes some of the highest ground in the city. The French Quarter is known as the cultural hub of New Orleans.
For centuries, this neighborhood has become the home for writers and artists of all kinds. It's one of the oldest neighborhoods in New Orleans and many famous names, such as Mark Twain and James Audubon have called it home.
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Real Estate in the French Quarter
The homes found throughout the French Quarter include many unique architectural elements. The architecture blends French, American, Spanish and Creole styles into a very incredible setting. Cast iron balconies are common and masonry from the 19th century is also found throughout. Many row houses are located near Jackson Square, while a number of condos are also found throughout the area. Many of the early 19th century homes have been converted into condos, while some do remain as single-family homes.
Single-family homes found in the French Quarter often go for more than $600K. However, those seeking a more affordable option will find condos with a much wider price range throughout the neighborhood. Condos for sale in The French Quarter start around $130K and can go up to more than $1 million.
Shopping, Dining & Entertainment
The French Quarter is famously known for the shopping, dining and entertainment found throughout. It's home to the French Market and was once home to an Italian Market. However, the old space for the Italian Market is now full of great art galleries and unique shops. Royal Street is another popular spot for shopping with plenty of galleries, antiques and other options all throughout.
Dining ranges from fine dining to casual with plenty of great options in the French Quarter. Cajun and Creole are huge within the area, but you can also find plenty of other options. Whether you prefer the white tablecloth type of dining or you want something far more casual, the right option is found here.
Plenty of entertainment is found all throughout the streets of the French Quarter. This New Orleans neighborhood is also home to Jackson Square, the St. Louis Cathedral, Woldenberg Park and many other great attractions. Whether you're looking for live music or a simple night with a carriage ride, there's always something to enjoy in the French Quarter.
Of course, many flock to The French Quarter for Mardi Gras every year. This isn't the only annual event held throughout the area, however. The French Quarter Festival is also held every April, along with the many other events. It's one of the most popular sections of New Orleans for festivals and big events throughout the year.
Living in the French Quarter
Those choosing to call the French Quarter home will gain easy access to the oldest and most vibrant neighborhood in New Orleans. Homes and condos found here are sought after and often sell very quickly. It's a neighborhood full of history, entertainment and plenty of unique architecture.
Living in the French Quarter is very appealing for many relocating to New Orleans. It's also a popular dream of those living in other sections of the city. If you want to be right at the center of the action, the French Quarter is the right place for you to call home.
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