841 Bourbon Street

An Iconic Piece of New Orleans History | Circa 1833 Creole Townhouse on Bourbon Street A rare opportunity to own a remarkable piece of New Orleans history! Ideally situated at the coveted corner of world-famous Bourbon and Dumaine Streets in the heart of the French Quarter, this circa 1833 Creole Townhouse is rich in character, history, and extraordinary potential. For approximately 75 years, this prominent landmark housed a successful laundromat. Before that, it was reportedly home to the Yakima Club and Bar. Now, this historic property awaits its next chapter and the vision of a discerning new owner. The property comprises five units across two separate structures. The first floor, formerly a commercial space, has been completely cleared and awaits its next evolution. Certain business uses may be permitted under current zoning, subject to applicable permitting and approvals. The second floor features a beautifully updated one-bedroom, two-bathroom residence with soaring ceilings, elegant French doors, and a charming wraparound balcony overlooking Bourbon and Dumaine Streets. The third floor offers a two-bedroom, one-bathroom residence with excellent potential for renovation and personalization. A detached three-story rear building adds versatility, featuring a two-story residential unit awaiting updates and valuable first-floor storage. Between the buildings, a private concrete courtyard offers a welcome retreat and the rare convenience of off-street parking for two vehicles. Historic charm. Iconic location. Five-unit configuration. Possible Commercial potential. Private courtyard. Two-car parking. Endless possibilities. Opportunities to acquire a property of this age, scale, and prominence on Bourbon Street are exceptionally rare. Whether envisioned as a restored historic treasure, a distinctive mixed-use investment, or a new interpretation of French Quarter living, this extraordinary property offers the opportunity to create something truly special.