I never quite understand why I get so emotional when I see beautiful home like this one. These homes feel so substantial and grounded. Perhaps it’s because it hits all the right notes. It looks right and feels right.
Here in new orleans all the streets are like that, the city is built on what was once a swamp. So the streets are constantly caving in, the city will fix the bad holes once a year but within a few months they're back to their bad state.
@@TheKid12363 Here in NYC we have the same pattern. 🤣 City fills them up once a year and then it's back to crap again. Then, we have the utililities companies dig up the road to fix stuff and leave it in bad condition. With holds line up and drains in the road. Bad situation.
This is such a beautiful home. So we'll laid out, and just overall lovely. I've fallen so in love with Victorian homes as of late. I wish more homes adopted these kinds of classical styles.
Yeah right! They were drafty and expensive to own! And the craftsmanship for most part is gone! These were a rich man's home! I once worked as a locksmith! I got a call to fix the locks on the front door of an old home! God the front would defy a battering ram! All that was wrong was some screws were loose and the front door lock needed some oil! The house looked like the nineteen twenties! The pool was the newest thing in the house. And the people liked living in this old house! It was old and dark! Everyone to their own!
I absolutely love this House! If only it were in a different location in the Country somewhere. I would have a long drive way with Trees on both sides, and a fountain in the middle of a circular driveway. A pool in the back yard with a guest house, also a 3 car garage. I mean, as long as we are dreaming! lol
@@deborahbyom929 NO! Who wants to use a pool with the neighbors literally on top of you! At least in Spring Lake, NJ you have the beautiful board walk and ocean along with parks and a little bigger yard!
One of the finest homes I've seen. Absolutely gorgeous! The rooms are great spaces--not too big or too small---warm and cozy and beautfully maintained. Outstanding, quality building materials. Why would anyone want to leave this place?
Well you probably would not be very comfortable in an ACTUAL Victorian house - this looks like a fake built in the 80s. It is not restored - it is done over (and overdone).
This is my favourite video of all time! I love the estate agent's descriptions of the house and the way the two guys talk in general about the house. The house is the best I've seen on RUclips. The atmosphere of this house is conveyed so well in this video. This is the perfect house. Better than any $20,000,000 mansion. The Garden District reminds me of Holland Park in London. Imagine lying by that pool in Spring and looking up at that beautiful tree in the garden.
This is the most beautiful house I have ever seen; love the blending of historical feel with modern amenities. I could just sit and look out the front door for hours. And I'm totally intimidated by it's opulence.
A masterpiece! Stunningly grand, yet cozy. As an owner and lover of historic homes I truly understand the value in the restoration and upkeep of these treasures. Worth every penny!
WOW!! Even LOVED the furnishings and decor too. The original owners would be proud of how it has been restored/maintained. Thank you for this experience 🤗
great presentation showing of this beautiful Elegant home, thank you for an excellent descriptions of the special features in each room and space , both the presenter an Film guide show genuine respect and testimony with admiration and I agree with each an every word they offer. considering the Heritage period of the property. Mary Canada 🇨🇦
I’ve viewed hundreds of real estate videos over the last year, and this is still my favorite house! There is just something about it that so perfect for me. I wish I was moving to New Orleans! I’m sure someone is living in it now, but I wish it was me!
Omg this is an Awesome Beautiful Home! I Love that everything is painted white, but I would definitely paint my favorite color Turquoise on some areas of the house! This is hands down my all time Dream Home! ❤️I Love it! #VictorianQueenAnn Great Job to who ever restored it! 👍
I’m not crying .. ok seriously almost underpriced. Like Jacob said you can’t by those old trees or the perfect setting so really this house has it all. Fantastic job on the filming. Most forget to give you the view out the windows and don’t realize how much that draws the viewer into the home. Best restoration I’ve since in a very long time.
It’s like this house was made for me! From the kitchen cabinet hardware, to the real shutters and the choice of finishes, counter tops and floors! Beautiful but not pretentious! I love it!
This is literally my dream home on my dream street in my dream state.... like this is what I picture when I close my eyes and picture the perfect house on the perfect street. Omg. I've seen this in my dreams. I swear to God.
Exquisite Victorian home. The Garden District has some of the most beautiful homes and landscaping. I love this era and if it were my home, I would be decking it out with a bit more of Victorian furnishings. But alas, each to their own.
Breathtaking! Absolutely my style. I have a Queen Anne too and my contemporary art and furniture work perfectly. Personally, I love an older home, but don't want to live in a museum or grandma's house. That style of decor just wouldn't be me. Have to laugh at the price difference. Here in small-town Indiana, I paid about 2.5 million less for roughly the same amount of space on a corner lot. Happy New Year!
I love to see renovations like this one. Modern amenities and yet all original woodwork, fresh looking,all walls, lighting , cabinetry, hardware, kitchen, bathrooms are period accurate. Gorgeous!
I love how the fluted Corinthian columns of the front porch are repeated at the door and then on the fireplace and in the bar. Sometimes Victoriana historic references can be too eclectic and overpowering, but here all the historic elements are in keeping with each other. This is a precious piece of history yet makes for a fully functional and surprisingly cosy modern family home.
Also, a VERY well filmed and narrated tour. A nearly "impeccable" presentation. Clearly these are the agents any wise seller in metro NOLA would be well served to employ to market their fine antique home.
It's good to see that the necessary updating didn't materially interfere with the restoration. They work well together. I appreciate that the video took us from room to room and included the entire house so that we could see how it is laid out.
This is absolutely gorgeous.. I am originally from Old city Phila ( I love old properties.) I imagine these owners easily got wat they were asking..Their hardwork and attention to detail are truly impressive.
Nobody in this video bothers to mention where in the US is this, not even in the descriprion! LOL! As if RUclips was watched only by Americans, and they assumed every single one of them will immediatelly recognize which city are we in! LOL!
If I lived there ,I would stay home in happiness ,the only car could be for the cook and if I needed to go anywhere I would hire a car lol...what I love is it is "move in ready " no need to do other work on it
It's beautiful. That said, I have a difficult time with "restorations" that paint all the woodwork white! The homes from this era had beautiful woodwork. I realize painting everything white has been popular for a while. In Queen Anne, Victorian, Renaissance Revival homes they generally had rich colors and woods, such as mahogany that make things like turnings, carving, all the exceptional craftsmanship stand out. Gives it character!! Personally I'd like to see it more as it was originally.
I agree. Better furnishings. more color, and at least some more authentic woodwork to fit the period of the home. At least this home is attractive. There are some Victorians that when you step inside everything is stark modern and completely fights the architecture of the home. If you want a modern home, why would you buy a Victorian. The most famous Victorian Painted Ladies in SF on the famous Postcard Row was bought and completely modernized inside with all Home Depot materials! I don't understand that.
My thoughts exactly! The white just totally washes out the beautiful dark woods that were probably originally there. Takes away from the beautiful woodwork that would’ve been there.
Having helped my parents salvage, strip and restain probably half a mile of old woodwork and 2000 sq ft of oak flooring for the house they were building in the 80s, I can attest that it's a ton of labor. If this house didn't originally have painted trim (some did) I'd guess this restoration was done by someone more interested in the potential sales profit than a sympathetic restoration.
This house is for people who love New Orleans and want /can afford to live there in style. The Garden District neighborhood is amazing. It's not about country living.
I lived in a mansion in Mid-City, in New Orleans, and it was built in 1861. (They would break up the mansions into apartments a long time ago. I had the entire front- downstairs) And YES! It was haunted! I have pictures!!! I KNEW someone was watching me!
Yes I immediately thought of Ms.Rice’s book The Witching Hour............this is a regal beauty indeed! The only flaw is the complete lack of privacy in the pool area and backyard with other homes looming over it on every side......a lot of money for little yard privacy. More land, more acreage would be perfect! Also the master closets are too small. It is beautiful however.
@@howardweber3986 , all the old homes I've been in included large chifferobes in the bedrooms for clothing storage. But those closets are pretty big. How much clothes do you own :D
Anne’s place the corner of 1st and chestnut…agree! Always loved strolling past. The big black limo with the Lestat vanity plate. Takes me back. Really missing NOLA living in the Dallas burbs.
Toooooo much white! I’m sure there was rich woodwork that needs maintained rather than just covering everything with white paint. How much to restore it to what it’s supposed to look like?
Most of the heavy dark wood in Victorian houses looks wrong for today's sensibilities. Painting it white is the right thing to do. Here in New York, we have brownstones with heavy dark wood which some people preserve. Some people paint it out, and it looks right, imo.
All white exteriors and painted woodwork on the interior is not uncommon in the historic Garden District. The interior trim may have been made from softwood (such as pine) which is abundant down there, and which doesn't stain too well.
The donkey kind of has a meaning for the area that harkens back to when the house was built and farming and field work fueled the economy. That's what I got from it.
I noticed they didn't say anything about it. 🤣 it's awful. The only work that needs to be done on that gorgeous house is get rid of that satanic looking donkey.
Love how they opened up the 3rd floor to bring in more height and light into the 2nd floor family room. They didn't state whether the fireplaces are usable or merely decorative. I would like to see the basement as well - wondering what the ceiling height would be down there and whether the floor is poured/solid or compacted earth (given the age of the home). Would have been nice to have more grass and garden area in the side/back yard vs all the hard surfacing, especially if one has young children. Legally, I think the pool should have a safety fence of sorts surrounding it. I do love all the different porches and balconies. Not sure if the 2nd floor wrap-around verandah is built to handle a lot of people/weight. The 3 separate HVAC systems for each floor must have cost a fortune. Love the original stained glass. The closet space is amazing. The only thing that seems to be missing is an entryway coat closet. Also, there's no garage or outdoor storage for lawn/garden/pool items. Overall, a beautiful home that shows very well.
Realize this comment is a year old; thought it was gorgeous too. Since it’s in New Orleans, pretty sure there isn’t any basement due to the high water table.
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A fairytale dream of a house! It's an absolute work of art.
Most beautiful Victorian House, I cant even imagine living in one but always wanted too. Great job restoring it.
The 3rd floor balcony is exquisite. I would have morning tea there in a fine china cup and saucer. One can dream....
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It really is gorgeous... Thank you for watching!
@@ChrisSmithHomes You are welcome.
Some mention of the restoration firm who restored it would have been nice.. They did a wonderful job.
They should be named. They need to be exposed as frauds.
I never quite understand why I get so emotional when I see beautiful home like this one. These homes feel so substantial and grounded. Perhaps it’s because it hits all the right notes. It looks right and feels right.
Perhaps because a minister mention these types of mansions were somewhat the types that are in heaven. But much nicer
Because it's a representation of the ideal. Your ideal (and mine too)
Like houses used to be...not like today, all cheap and slick with zero charm.
homes today feel soul less and lacking in art, one of the cons when a society moves away from religious ideology into an atheist one (art dies)
I'll break it up to you your emotions is a statement of wishful thinking.
Beautiful, beautiful home.....glad I don’t have to clean it.
For the amount of taxes they are getting for that house, you would think that they could fix the damn street right outside it.
The ground is very moist and it breaks up the roads often.
LMAO 🤣🤣🤣 You are Spot on😆😊
I was thinking that the price of the house was so huge but the street is so bad.
Here in new orleans all the streets are like that, the city is built on what was once a swamp. So the streets are constantly caving in, the city will fix the bad holes once a year but within a few months they're back to their bad state.
@@TheKid12363 Here in NYC we have the same pattern. 🤣 City fills them up once a year and then it's back to crap again. Then, we have the utililities companies dig up the road to fix stuff and leave it in bad condition. With holds line up and drains in the road. Bad situation.
This is such a beautiful home. So we'll laid out, and just overall lovely. I've fallen so in love with Victorian homes as of late. I wish more homes adopted these kinds of classical styles.
Even better when not drowning in white paint.
Yeah right! They were drafty and expensive to own! And the craftsmanship for most part is gone! These were a rich man's home! I once worked as a locksmith! I got a call to fix the locks on the front door of an old home! God the front would defy a battering ram! All that was wrong was some screws were loose and the front door lock needed some oil! The house looked like the nineteen twenties! The pool was the newest thing in the house. And the people liked living in this old house! It was old and dark! Everyone to their own!
@@johnsavage6628 maybe they love art and beauty? not everyone wants to live in a box with zero character
I absolutely love this House! If only it were in a different location in the Country somewhere. I would have a long drive way with Trees on both sides, and a fountain in the middle of a circular driveway. A pool in the back yard with a guest house, also a 3 car garage. I mean, as long as we are dreaming! lol
I agree with your comments. It should be in its own grounds.
Beautiful
It’s nice to be near the community though.
Me to, love it.
@@deborahbyom929 NO! Who wants to use a pool with the neighbors literally on top of you! At least in Spring Lake, NJ you have the beautiful board walk and ocean along with parks and a little bigger yard!
One of the finest homes I've seen. Absolutely gorgeous! The rooms are great spaces--not too big or too small---warm and cozy and beautfully maintained. Outstanding, quality building materials. Why would anyone want to leave this place?
WOOOOOW- that stained glass?? the fireplace??? also I don't think i would ever leave that upstairs master bath, holy cow.
I know!!! It's a true beauty
Thanks for watching, Grace!
-Jacob
I dont mind climbing a little ladder to get to my kitchen cabinets
I don't think I've ever seen a house that's so beautiful that I would feel at home in. Victorian, early 20th century, and some modern elements 😍😍😍😍😍
Didn't they say this house is 150 years old?
I agree. They are usually small bedrooms with no closets and large formal rooms. But this one has the right proportions and is just a dream.
It would be easy to get used to this house.
Yes, it feels as if someone could actually live in it. Comfortable nd elegant, at the same time!
Well you probably would not be very comfortable in an ACTUAL Victorian house - this looks like a fake built in the 80s. It is not restored - it is done over (and overdone).
Its gorgeous, personnally id never of painted over the woodwork,
I had to remember to breathe, looking at this magnificent house!!!! Love,love,love it!!!!❤❤❤❤
This is my favourite video of all time! I love the estate agent's descriptions of the house and the way the two guys talk in general about the house. The house is the best I've seen on RUclips. The atmosphere of this house is conveyed so well in this video. This is the perfect house. Better than any $20,000,000 mansion. The Garden District reminds me of Holland Park in London. Imagine lying by that pool in Spring and looking up at that beautiful tree in the garden.
This is ABSOLUTELY Beautiful........
Beautifully done the owners have great style an impeccable taste
I love the white just beautiful. The stained glass to so pretty.
This is the most beautiful house I have ever seen; love the blending of historical feel with modern amenities. I could just sit and look out the front door for hours. And I'm totally intimidated by it's opulence.
Alot of character and beauty! Love it!
It's a beauty!! Thank you for watching.
Love they kept integrity of historical details. Elegant southern home. Beautiful and tasteful. Impeccably kept.
Stunning! The white wood is a must for me. Every room is impeccably done. So tasteful.
A masterpiece! Stunningly grand, yet cozy. As an owner and lover of historic homes I truly understand the value in the restoration and upkeep of these treasures. Worth every penny!
I feel that the kitchen needs a ladder rail built into it so you can reach the high cabinets. The "woman's" closet too
Great idea
Or exceptionally tall staff!
I was thinking the same thing
One day I’ll buy a house like this one!!!
I love this style ♥️
I'm with you and I hope you do one day get to buy house like that then I'm going to remember you in my prayers have a God blessed day
I must remember your name is Evan so I can remember your my prayers
WOW!! Even LOVED the furnishings and decor too. The original owners would be proud of how it has been restored/maintained. Thank you for this experience 🤗
The charm is exquisite! I LOVE the restoration!!!
OMG one of the most beautiful homes I've EVER seen!
You haven't seen much, then!
I agree! It's stunning
great presentation showing of this beautiful Elegant home, thank you for an excellent descriptions of the
special features in each room and space , both the presenter an Film guide show genuine respect
and testimony with admiration and I agree with each an every word they offer.
considering the Heritage period of the property.
Mary Canada 🇨🇦
I’ve viewed hundreds of real estate videos over the last year, and this is still my favorite house! There is just something about it that so perfect for me. I wish I was moving to New Orleans! I’m sure someone is living in it now, but I wish it was me!
Thanks for watching Lisa!! I am so glad you have enjoyed the video
Why can’t I be rich?
Beautiful..the restoration company did a.perfect job
Omg this house is such a beauty 😍 & so cozy looking. I'd never leave that master bath !!! I'd hire the decorator in a minute !!
Stunningly beautiful home. I don't love some of the modern furniture, art and accessories, but I love that the bones are original.
Omg this is an Awesome Beautiful Home! I Love that everything is painted white, but I would definitely
paint my favorite color Turquoise on some areas of the house! This is hands down my all time Dream Home!
❤️I Love it! #VictorianQueenAnn Great Job to who ever restored it! 👍
One of the best home tours I have seen on RUclips and a beautiful home.
I’m not crying .. ok seriously almost underpriced. Like Jacob said you can’t by those old trees or the perfect setting so really this house has it all. Fantastic job on the filming. Most forget to give you the view out the windows and don’t realize how much that draws the viewer into the home. Best restoration I’ve since in a very long time.
I say "this is my dream home" a lot when viewing walkthroughs.... but THIS.... THIS IS MY DREAM HOME (if I had 1 dog instead of 4 lol)
It’s like this house was made for me! From the kitchen cabinet hardware, to the real shutters and the choice of finishes, counter tops and floors! Beautiful but not pretentious! I love it!
Fabulous ❤😊
Man oh man ...not a thing I would change ...such a gorgeous home
You're ok with the donkey in the foyer? 😀
haha...too many beautiful features to get caught up in that one thing ...and hell I like some quirk ❤️
This is literally my dream home on my dream street in my dream state.... like this is what I picture when I close my eyes and picture the perfect house on the perfect street. Omg. I've seen this in my dreams. I swear to God.
Wish I still lived in New Orleans. So much culture and beautiful homes.
Exquisite Victorian home. The Garden District has some of the most beautiful homes and landscaping. I love this era and if it were my home, I would be decking it out with a bit more of Victorian furnishings. But alas, each to their own.
Amazing! The architecture! Everything about this house is awesome! Wow!
In spite of the zebra...
Face in the fireplace at 4.14 . Beautiful home
Breathtaking! Absolutely my style. I have a Queen Anne too and my contemporary art and furniture work perfectly. Personally, I love an older home, but don't want to live in a museum or grandma's house. That style of decor just wouldn't be me. Have to laugh at the price difference. Here in small-town Indiana, I paid about 2.5 million less for roughly the same amount of space on a corner lot. Happy New Year!
But you are living in Indiana.
They ruined this house.
I love to see renovations like this one. Modern amenities and yet all original woodwork, fresh looking,all walls, lighting , cabinetry, hardware, kitchen, bathrooms are period accurate. Gorgeous!
Wow, now that's a beautiful home.
Absolutely stunning
I would have loved to see what the bannister looked like before painting.
Yes, a wood stair railing and newel post wd be nice! I love a balance of white and wood.
I love how the fluted Corinthian columns of the front porch are repeated at the door and then on the fireplace and in the bar. Sometimes Victoriana historic references can be too eclectic and overpowering, but here all the historic elements are in keeping with each other. This is a precious piece of history yet makes for a fully functional and surprisingly cosy modern family home.
Think those are ionic columns.... Def not Corinthian.
Truly Immaculate Home! Love all the fireplaces, the marble, and storage options throughout. It's Just Beautiful!!!
Oh my goodness what a dream home!!!
Also, a VERY well filmed and narrated tour. A nearly "impeccable" presentation. Clearly these are the agents any wise seller in metro NOLA would be well served to employ to market their fine antique home.
What a kind comment, thank you! Dedicated service, consistent results. Thanks for watching!
@@ChrisSmithHomes Please list more fabulous, antique, G.D. homes! ;-)
It's good to see that the necessary updating didn't materially interfere with the restoration. They work well together. I appreciate that the video took us from room to room and included the entire house so that we could see how it is laid out.
This is absolutely gorgeous.. I am originally from Old city Phila ( I love old properties.) I imagine these owners easily got wat they were asking..Their hardwork and attention to detail are truly impressive.
Magnificent. I love seeing homes like this, which have kept the old world charm but have also introduced modern conveniences in innovative ways.
Exquisite home.
Beautiful house with good taste in renovation and decorating.
Lovely property/house tour. What a beautifully crafted Home. I would love to live in that house. Gorgeous!!!
My dream home ,very Exquisite and peaceful. Made just right
Oh, this is New Orleans. I had to look up the “504” area code. 👍🏾
I did the same thing
I was trying to locate it as well ❤️
you can tell by the horrible state of the road it's on
Hahaha! I had to look it up as well!
Nobody in this video bothers to mention where in the US is this, not even in the descriprion! LOL! As if RUclips was watched only by Americans, and they assumed every single one of them will immediatelly recognize which city are we in! LOL!
One of the most beautiful homes I’ve ever seen. Every detail is meticulously done with the finest materials. This is one of my favs !!!!
Beautifully updated! I love it!
This house is absolutely gorgeous, worth every penny!
Amazing spectacular home!
That front stairway window with the burgundy flower is gorgeous!
Funny. I lived on Second and Barrone. I know that house well. Beautiful
It is a rush to finally see the inside of a home one has admired from afar. Thank you for watching!
Wonder why the owners are leaving after all that meticulously + lovingly impeccable work was done
NO is so beautiful! Lucky you. And all those wonderful restaurants so close to you.
@@nancykane8680 My guess would be that an investor bought it, restored, and updated it. The Realtor can tell us.
@@trl859 now your making me home sick
Beautifully restored and in impeccable condition. The people who restored it went to great lengths to modernize without losing the nostalgic feel.
Wonderful setting for this wonderful home. I do know what it means to miss New Orleans. Thanks for posting.
Holy cow!! It is beautiful. Hey Drew!
Wow wonderful home and who ever buys this is going to be so happy but I got to say the deal breaker for me would be a garage for my cars.
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If I lived there ,I would stay home in happiness ,the only car could be for the cook and if I needed to go anywhere I would hire a car lol...what I love is it is "move in ready " no need to do other work on it
Incredible. Its so beautiful I want to cry
Most beautiful house I’ve ever seen 😍
Iv never seen an update so good
WOW - they did a great jon leaving the original architecture but adding al the modern amenities
Beautiful house. I love all of the staine glass and the master suite
😍Absolutely Stunning 😍 Love the Stain Glass Windows ❤ 🌻
I have driven past that house so very often. Thank you for letting me peek inside!
It's beautiful. That said, I have a difficult time with "restorations" that paint all the woodwork white! The homes from this era had beautiful woodwork. I realize painting everything white has been popular for a while. In Queen Anne, Victorian, Renaissance Revival homes they generally had rich colors and woods, such as mahogany that make things like turnings, carving, all the exceptional craftsmanship stand out. Gives it character!! Personally I'd like to see it more as it was originally.
I agree. Better furnishings. more color, and at least some more authentic woodwork to fit the period of the home. At least this home is attractive. There are some Victorians that when you step inside everything is stark modern and completely fights the architecture of the home. If you want a modern home, why would you buy a Victorian. The most famous Victorian Painted Ladies in SF on the famous Postcard Row was bought and completely modernized inside with all Home Depot materials! I don't understand that.
My thoughts exactly! The white just totally washes out the beautiful dark woods that were probably originally there. Takes away from the beautiful woodwork that would’ve been there.
Having helped my parents salvage, strip and restain probably half a mile of old woodwork and 2000 sq ft of oak flooring for the house they were building in the 80s, I can attest that it's a ton of labor. If this house didn't originally have painted trim (some did) I'd guess this restoration was done by someone more interested in the potential sales profit than a sympathetic restoration.
Wow!!! Gorgeous 🏡
Needs more screening from the street at the pool, but other than that it's a 10.
Wow. This house is amazing and the way he describes it has me sold! Lol or would if I could afford it lol
Beauitful Home only if it was out in the country with some land
I agree Doris, I would not want to by this home unless it had some decent land around it. Beautiful it is though!
That's what I thought, you're still overlooked
This house is for people who love New Orleans and want /can afford to live there in style. The Garden District neighborhood is amazing. It's not about country living.
Marvelous. .Everything about this house is amazing. A real treasure
If I were the owner of this property I would never leave it. Even after I'm gone I would haunt it.
I lived in a mansion in Mid-City, in New Orleans, and it was built in 1861. (They would break up the mansions into apartments a long time ago. I had the entire front- downstairs) And YES! It was haunted! I have pictures!!! I KNEW someone was watching me!
I love a home with rich historic architectural detail mixed with an eclectic modern style. Well done!
Beautiful home and truly a special place. Just warm and gracious luxury. I think the new owners are going to love it!
impeccable!
Amazing ! Perfect home!
Beautiful house! I would personally get rid of the pool and just have grass there.
the pool would make a beautiful fish pond and fountain
I agree. It just seems out of place.
I promise you from about May thru Sept/Oct you’ll be darn happy you had that pool. The NOLA heat and humidity is a killer.
@@kerrydonk8272 Point taken.
It's hot and humid there I would definitely keep it
Well done showing the home, I could only dream
Reminds me of Anne Rice's old house in the Garden District. She used it as a setting in her Witch books.
Yes I immediately thought of Ms.Rice’s book The Witching Hour............this is a regal beauty indeed! The only flaw is the complete lack of privacy in the pool area and backyard with other homes looming over it on every side......a lot of money for little yard privacy. More land, more acreage would be perfect! Also the master closets are too small. It is beautiful however.
@@howardweber3986 , all the old homes I've been in included large chifferobes in the bedrooms for clothing storage. But those closets are pretty big. How much clothes do you own :D
Anne’s place the corner of 1st and chestnut…agree! Always loved strolling past. The big black limo with the Lestat vanity plate. Takes me back. Really missing NOLA living in the Dallas burbs.
Cara That's so cool you were able to see it in person! Was sad to hear she moved but glad she wasn't there for Katrina 👻
Gorgeous!
Toooooo much white! I’m sure there was rich woodwork that needs maintained rather than just covering everything with white paint. How much to restore it to what it’s supposed to look like?
Woodwork can be too dark.
Most of the heavy dark wood in Victorian houses looks wrong for today's sensibilities.
Painting it white is the right thing to do.
Here in New York, we have brownstones with heavy dark wood which some people preserve. Some people paint it out, and it looks right, imo.
All white exteriors and painted woodwork on the interior is not uncommon in the historic Garden District. The interior trim may have been made from softwood (such as pine) which is abundant down there, and which doesn't stain too well.
I agree with you. I'd rather see the rich woodwork. Current "sensibilities" be damned.
You can install cheap polyurethane or mdf if you want white - those old growth hardwoods though.......
Absolutely ALL of the necessary amenities - the all-important library bar AND a fireplace in every room for all those Louisiana snow storms.
The donkey is just plain creepy.
No kidding ugg
They insist the house must be sold with it. Otherwise no deal! 😁
The donkey kind of has a meaning for the area that harkens back to when the house was built and farming and field work fueled the economy. That's what I got from it.
Paint it and put it out in the garden!
I noticed they didn't say anything about it. 🤣 it's awful. The only work that needs to be done on that gorgeous house is get rid of that satanic looking donkey.
What a beautiful house worth every dime.
Love how they opened up the 3rd floor to bring in more height and light into the 2nd floor family room. They didn't state whether the fireplaces are usable or merely decorative. I would like to see the basement as well - wondering what the ceiling height would be down there and whether the floor is poured/solid or compacted earth (given the age of the home). Would have been nice to have more grass and garden area in the side/back yard vs all the hard surfacing, especially if one has young children. Legally, I think the pool should have a safety fence of sorts surrounding it. I do love all the different porches and balconies. Not sure if the 2nd floor wrap-around verandah is built to handle a lot of people/weight. The 3 separate HVAC systems for each floor must have cost a fortune. Love the original stained glass. The closet space is amazing. The only thing that seems to be missing is an entryway coat closet. Also, there's no garage or outdoor storage for lawn/garden/pool items. Overall, a beautiful home that shows very well.
Realize this comment is a year old; thought it was gorgeous too. Since it’s in New Orleans, pretty sure there isn’t any basement due to the high water table.