Monthly - Dumaine Historic Carriage House Historic Getaways

Newly decorated unit in the heart of the historic Tremé neighborhood, 4 blocks to the French Quarter, 7 blocks to Bourbon street, 10 minutes to Frenchmen st. 1 block from Armstrong Park and historic Congo Square. 4 blocks to the Rampart Streetcar. Walk to great bars, restaurants, music venues and cafes.

The premises have two separate rental units on them - this is the rear carriage house.

Traditional carriage house with two floors. Living and kitchen downstairs w/1 full bathroom and 2 bedrooms upstairs w/full bathroom. Bedrooms are connected and you need to walk through the other to access stairs and full bath.

Faubourg is a French term meaning 'suburb' or neighborhood. The Faubourg Tremé, or as it is more frequently referred to, Tremé, is not only America's oldest black neighborhood, but was also the site of significant economic, cultural, political, social, and legal events that have shaped the course of events in Black America for the past two centuries.

History
New Orleans' Tremé neighborhood is geographically the part of the city that lies between North Rampart and North Broad, and from Canal Street to St. Bernard Avenue. The area received its namesake from Claude Tremé, a model hat maker and real estate developer who migrated from Saugivny in Burgundy, France, and settled in New Orleans in 1783. Tremé owned only a small portion of the area that bore his name and was in possession of it for just a decade

Just a few blocks from the street car and bus routes. Lyft and Uber are plentiful. Parking is available in front of the house.

A long term tenant/owner lives in an apartment on the property. There is also another rental on the property so some outdoor areas are shared. Driveway is first come first serve.