Majestic Queen Anne Mansion with Southern Elegance

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Mathew Abraham

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Mathew Abraham

Mathew Abraham, editor of Century Homes America, brings his passion for architectural history to explore the stories behind America’s most iconic homes.

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In the storied Garden District of New Orleans, the Queen Anne Victorian mansion captures the imagination with its stately presence and architectural splendor.

Gracing the market at $2,599,000, this historic gem at 1137 2nd Street is a portrait of Southern elegance, boasting five bedrooms, five bathrooms, and a generous 4,489 square feet of refined living space.

The home’s climate is effortlessly managed with individual heating and cooling systems for each floor.

Security cameras and a comprehensive alarm system ensure peace of mind in this pristine dwelling.

A private, in-ground saltwater pool invites relaxation, while the security of off-street parking adds to the convenience.

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Upon arrival, the home’s commanding columns and sweeping wrap-around balcony immediately convey a legacy of grandeur.

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This masterpiece sits proudly on a spacious 94-foot by 90-foot lot, surrounded by a verdant canopy of mature oaks.

A testament to its rich history, the mansion has undergone a 14-month restoration, meticulously reviving every inch of its 150-year-old splendor while seamlessly integrating modern comforts.

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The living room of this New Orleans house radiates refined comfort with plush seating, a classic chandelier, a stately fireplace, and floor-to-ceiling windows that bathe the space in natural light, offering a serene view of the lush outdoors.

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Marble mantel fireplaces invite intimate conversations in the formal dining room, resplendent with its beautiful windows and coved ceilings.

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An informal den awaits, offering a versatile space that could serve as a cozy library or a children’s play area, complete with another fireplace.

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Attention to detail is evident in the craftsmanship displayed throughout the home.

The library bar, with its exquisite marble slab, speaks to the elegance of past eras.

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Nearby, a powder room dazzles with Calcutta marble floors, showcasing an array of clever tile combinations.

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The heart of the home, the kitchen, is a culinary dream.

Equipped with high-end Thermador appliances, it features custom cabinetry and quartzite countertops that pair beauty with durability.

A professional-grade range, a custom refrigerator, and a butcher block island cater to both the casual cook and the seasoned chef.

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Ascending to the second floor, the master suite beckons with its private balcony and spacious walk-in closet featuring California Closet configurations.

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A family room reveals the charm of exposed roof rafters, and the two additional bedrooms, once nurseries, now offer comfort and capacious storage, with large windows framing the streetscape.

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Luxury is redefined in the master bath, where solid slab Calcutta marble and an elegant herringbone tile pattern meet.

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The top floor offers a versatile landing area, with two additional bedrooms and a shared full bath, perfect for children’s activities or quiet study.

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This Queen Anne Victorian mansion, a confluence of historical reverence and contemporary polish, offers an unmatched living experience.

It stands ready to envelop its new owners in a lifestyle where every detail is a brushstroke in the grand painting of Garden District living.

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