Pelican Point - Modern, Landscaped Courtyard

This apartment is a beautifully renovated first floor apartment that can occupy four guests. It is locally owner and operated.

The apartment contains one bedroom, one bathroom, and a living room with a sleeper sofa with direct access to a landscaped backyard.

The apartment is less then one mile to the French Quarter, SuperDome, Convention Center, Central Business District, World War II Museum, Garden District, and Magazine Street.

The apartment is one apartment in a four unit apartment building on a quiet residential street. The apartment includes two separate entrances, queen size memory foam mattresses, privacy shades, hotel quality linens, designer furniture, local art, and the luxuries of home. The front door opens onto the living room that includes a queen size leather sleeper sofa with a memory foam mattress and bench seating. The dining room includes a four person dining table. The kitchen is fully stocked with cookware and utensils. The bedroom includes a queen sized bed with memory foam mattress, a dresser, and nightstands with access to the backyard.

All guests have access to the backyard, laundry machines, commercial grade water machine, bicycles, and the barbeque.

The apartment is centrally located in the Central City neighborhood. The apartment is surrounded by the Warehouse District, known for its art galleries and restaurants; the Lower Garden District, a young and vibrant neighborhood centered around Magazine Street; the Garden District, known for its historic mansions and cemeteries; and Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard, which contains a variety of museums and restaurants.

Public Transportation
The St. Charles Avenue streetcar is located one block away.
The Oretha Castle Haley bus route is two blocks away.
The Magazine Street bus route is four blocks away.
One Way Ticket: $1.25
All Day Pass: $3.00

Airport Directions
Take I-10 East to Loyola Avenue exit, right on Baronne Street, left on Erato Street, left on Carondelet Street. The apartment is on the left at the corner of Carondelet Street and Clio Street.