1910 Esplanade Ave Unit 1910 A

Just over a mile from the French Quarter, Treme-Lafitte embodies the vibrancy New Orleans is known for but maintains a personality all its own. The twisted limbs of oak trees form a canopy over narrow streets, complementing the historic neighborhood’s brightly colored shotgun houses, Creole cottages, rowhouses, and apartments. Second Line parades and jazz funerals illustrate NOLA’s belief in letting the good times roll. Vibrant bars send cool jazz notes into the air while flavorful eateries including Creole and Cajun restaurants are scattered about. Longstanding local favorites like Dooky Chase and Mae Scotch House attract locals and visitors alike and contribute to Treme-Lafitte’s strong sense of community. This cultural epicenter is home to several landmarks and museums. The Mahalia Jackson Theater for the Performing Arts and Congo Square, a historic space now used for film and music festivals, are in Treme-Lafitte.