In typical New Orleans fashion, this is a shotgun-style home in the Milan neighborhood. Not all that far from the popular Garden District (I LOVE New Orleans). I love the french doors that lead to the backyard. It has large…
Between the kitchen and the living room, I’m not sure which is my favorite. The floor to ceiling windows throughout add a ton of natural light. Imagine what golden hour looks like! In the humid Louisiana summers, those windows would…
Where to even begin with this house…it was originally constructed in 1875 and was moved to its current location in 1919. Not only is this a large property – 69.6 acres – that comes with cattle, the details inside are…
I love the flannel wallpaper in the nursery. The yellow wall paneling is a great compliment. There’s plenty of room in this one at 2,300 sq ft. It boasts 4 beds and 3 baths so would be a great family…
I can’t begin to imagine what these walls would say if they could talk. This brick house was built in 1867 on 13 acres. It’s such a quaint house with a large property. The possibilities are endless with this one.…
This house is somewhat of a fixer upper but it’s mainly just a little dated. Nothing some paint and nice furniture couldn’t solve! The window in the kitchen would be perfect with a window seat. It’s a mixture of hardwood,…
There is a lot to love in this historic house! An updated kitchen that doesn’t look too modern. It blends in nicely with the warm wood floors and accents. It’s 3 beds, 2.5 baths and 3,268 sq ft. A bonus…
I don’t always love to post about potential “investment” properties but I think this one is kind of a cool one. The radiators add so much character. It’s clear that the owners haven’t tried to just turn this into a…
I’m a sucker for built-ins. Truth be told, it’s one of the main reasons we bought our house. The idea of stacking books and antiques on them was too much to bear. This house is quite spacious at 3,559 sq…
I love finds like these, it’s why this blog is our passion. It’s so rare to come across houses with ties to major historical events. And when you do, you certainly have to blog about them! I absolutely love the…
