Finding Your Perfect New Orleans: 4 New Orleans Neighborhoods We Know You Will Adore Part II
New Orleans is one of the most unique cities in the world. Every neighborhood has its own distinct flair and culture. Finding a New Orleans neighborhood that suits your wants and needs can be tedious, so we’ve put together a guide highlighting a few of our favorite neighborhoods.
213 Elmira Avenue, Listed By Cody Stringer
Located on the West Bank of the Mississippi River and across the Crescent City Connection Bridge, Algiers is the second oldest neighborhood in New Orleans. Initially industrialized for commercial use, early settlers built Algiers along the river for easy port access. Through the years, this historic neighborhood has transitioned into a residential area. Historic Algiers Point is home to many famous artists and jazz musicians. Algiers is a great mix of city living with a suburban feel. There are many coffee shops, restaurants, bars, and parks in Algiers.
Algiers Favorites: Congregation Coffee Shop, Old Point Bar, and Tout de Suite Cafe
1001 Julia Street, Caitlin Brewster
Nestled between the CBD and the Lower Garden District, The Warehouse/Arts District is one of the most vibrant neighborhoods in New Orleans. As the home to many world-class galleries and museums, this neighborhood rings true to its name. Although this area is scarce in single-family homes, there are plenty of condominiums and penthouses to choose from. The Warehouse/Arts District is great for those who want to live in the heart of downtown and close to the action. With a host of shops, restaurants, bars, and more, there is always something to do in the Warehouse/Arts District.
Warehouse/Arts District Favorites: Contemporary Arts Center, Desi Vega’s Steakhouse, and Emeril’s New Orleans Restaurant
1434 St. Anthony Street, Listed By Clint LaCour
Located east of the festive French Quarter is her eclectic sister Mid-City. Mid-City is one of the most diverse neighborhoods of the city. You will find a mixture of all types of people who live in this area. There are restaurants, bars, and coffee shops on every corner. Between the calmness of Bayou St. John and the frequent free-spirited bikers you can spot throughout the neighborhood, Mid-City invites you to embrace the ease of the Big Easy.
Mid-City Favorites: Neyow’s Creole Cafe, Bayou St. John, City Park
6719 Louisville Street, Cody Stringer
Bounded by Lake Pontchartrain and the Orleans Avenue Canal sits Lakeview. Known for its modern, family-oriented atmosphere, the Lakeview neighborhood is preferred amongst newlyweds and growing families. Similar to Algiers, Lakeview provides a suburban feel and is only 15 minutes away from Downtown New Orleans. This neighborhood gives its residents quick access to amazing boutiques, delicious restaurants, and fantastic cityscapes.
Lakeview Favorites: The Blue Crab Restaurant and Oyster Bar, New Orleans Museum of Art, and Landry’s Seafood on the Lake
If you are looking to buy, sell, or invest in these areas, please contact one of our Rêve agents today!
Note: Will be adding photos of Reve listings to this post as graphics.
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