Garden District / Uptown

City of New Orleans

Past Meets Present
in the Garden District

Like much of New Orleans, the Garden District is full of history, displayed in its local points of interest and housing styles. This area was first developed in the 1800s as a collection of plantations and Southern mansions, which were later sold as New Orleans became more urban. That's why you'll often see 19th-century mansions along the same street as homes developed much later.

But today, the Garden District of New Orleans has plenty of unique features and homes to make living in this urban neighborhood a treat.

Thinking about making a move to this one-of-a-kind neighborhood? Let's explore!

The Best Deals in the Garden District

Attention Garden District Homeowners!

Buyers are willing to pay a premium for homes in the Garden District. If you are even considering selling your home, we'd love to help you maximize your equity. Get started by requesting a free home evaluation to see just how much your home is worth in today's competitive market!

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Highlights of the Garden District

Don't Miss Commander's Palace

If you love history and cuisine, you'll love living in the Garden District. And what better place to combine the two than at the locally famous Commander's Palace restaurant? It has been in operation since the late 1800s and features cocktails, jazz music, elegant chandeliers, and Creole fare, all within a building that's an unmistakable "Commander's Blue."

Southern-Style Residences

While the Garden District is popular today, it has been a top choice among residents for at least a century. The homes are grand and timeless, with Victorian-style properties and magnificent mansions adding to the charming and classic look that the Garden District is known for.

Garden District at a Glance

Getting Around

Gabriel: 25 mins
New Orleans: 10 mins
NOLA Int'l Airport: 23 mins

Demographics

Number of Parks: 4
Median Home Value: $900k
Median Household Income: $92,270

What's Nearby the Garden District?

Fun Things to Do

Shopping & Dining: Commander's Palace and eateries on Magazine Street

Commute Info

Local Transit: St. Charles Avenue Streetcar, New Orleans Regional Transit Authority buses

French Quarter: 5 miles

Highways: Pontchartrain Expressway

Schools

Private Schools: Louise S. McGehee School

Ready to Find Your Home in the Garden District?

Contact us today for more information about the neighborhood or to take a tour of your favorite homes. We would love to tell you more about the area.

Thinking about buying or selling a home in the gorgeous Garden District? Let our team guide you throughout every step of the process! As Garden District experts, we have what it takes to help you move with confidence.

Discover City of New Orleans

There is more to living in New Orleans than access to Bourbon Street. Spacious parks, historic landmarks, cultural celebrations, and beautiful homes are just a few of the many features that await.

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Address

3500 Causeway Blvd Suite 350
Metairie, LA 70002

Phone

504-621-7319