2231 Royal Street

Historic six-unit Greek Revival raised basement gem nestled in the heart of the Faubourg Marigny. This unique property, said to have sparked Tennessee Williams' imagination for his iconic play “A Streetcar Named Desire,” is a showcase of New Orleans' architectural splendor. From its covered gallery offering majestic views of Royal Street to the quaint carriageway that leads to an intimate garçonnière and a lush, secluded back courtyard, every detail is dripping with local charm. Surrounded by the architectural grandeur and pulsating energy of a highly coveted New Orleans neighborhood, this property stands as a testament to the city's vibrant culture. Here in the Marigny, world-class dining, lively music scenes, and colorful street life are not just amenities—they are the fabric of everyday life. Moreover, its prime location in the preferred flood zone X, mere steps from the French Quarter, positions it as a rare find in the city's real estate market. This carefully maintained property presents a golden opportunity for those looking to enrich their real estate portfolio with a piece of New Orleans' rich history. Whether you're eyeing immense rental income, contemplating a luxury renovation project, or envisioning a lucrative condo-conversion venture, this property is ripe with potential. To be conveyed vacant, it offers a blank canvas for the next owner to weave their vision into the vibrant tapestry of the Marigny. Seize this unparalleled opportunity to own a slice of New Orleans’ storied past.