11 Lasalle Place sold for $4.7M after 175 days on market. 1408 First St., Garden District, sold for $2.48M with historic details. 1530 First St., a Greek Revival mansion, sold for $2.05M. Features ...

Five historic New Orleans mansions are listed near $2 million. Properties blend architectural heritage with modern luxury amenities. Mansions offer luxury upgrades like saltwater pools and guest ...

A storied, 165-year-old mansion in New Orleans once owned by a famous—or perhaps infamous—madam hit the market last week for $2.95 million. “In New Orleans, a home with a story like the Arlington ...

A historic mansion in New Orleans' Garden District with a rich celebrity history is now on the market for $4.75 million. The home's storied past includes a connection to Mardi Gras royalty and ...

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — One of New Orleans’ most famous residents, actor John Goodman, and his wife, are selling their Garden District mansion. There’s a pending sale, but before the new owner comes in, ...

The seemingly haunted LaLaurie mansion in New Orleans that actor Nicolas Cage lost to foreclosure in 2009 is the week's most popular home on Realtor.com®. According to local lore, when a fire burned ...

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An Italianate house in New Orleans from the 1850s that’s so big it once served as a school is now for sale. The house, which has stood since before the Civil War, is on Coliseum Square, a riverside ...

This large New Orleans mansion, formally as the Gardette-LePrete Mansion, is one of "the most photographed and admired properties" in the French Quarter, according to the listing. Though the listing ...

New Orleans family finds treasure on walls that auctions for $200K, spurred by Advocate art feature Donna Davidson Sewalk was enjoying her morning coffee and reading a story in The Advocate about an ...

According to local lore, when a fire burned down the original building in the 1830s, it was revealed that owners Delphine Macarty LaLaurie and Dr. Louis LaLaurie apparently were abusing enslaved ...