SOLD!
2425 Constance Street, #2
sophisticated condominium
Completely Remodeled | Updated 2025
Shotgun Style Condo | Two Bedrooms & One Full Bath | Large Walk-in Closet | In 1890s Italianate House
Beautiful Finishes: Paint Trim, Top Appliances, etc....
One block from the Garden District and Magazine Street | Low Condo Fee: $339.00 month
884 Square Feet | $389,000
Shotgun Style Condo | Two Bedrooms & One Full Bath | Large Walk-in Closet | In 1890s Italianate House
Beautiful Finishes: Paint Trim, Top Appliances, etc....
One block from the Garden District and Magazine Street | Low Condo Fee: $339.00 month
884 Square Feet | $389,000
High ceilings with tall windows and transoms bring in plentiful natural light throughout the rooms. Original pine floors & mantelpieces.
You will LOVE this open kitchen! All brand-new high-end appliances: Fisher & Paykel refrigerator, Jennair over/range with downdraft vent, General Electric two-in-one washer, Sharp microwave, and ultra-quiet Bosch dishwasher. The farmhouse sink is from Etsy, butcher block counter is made locally, and other counters and shelf are soapstone. The remarkable wall tile is Zellige Tile from Paris Ceramics, France. All cabinetry in the kitchen is custom made by local craftsmen with DeVol hardware.
All cabinetry in the kitchen is custom made by local craftsmen with DeVol hardware. Marble bathroom sink is from Turkey, with Kohler hardware. Just like the kitchen, the wall tile in the bathroom is also Zellige Tile. Most of the rooms are painted with Farrow & Ball paint.
Throughout the house, high end and unique artsy light fixtures abound: Nickey Kehoe sconces in the living room, UFO overhead light fixture from Bordeaux, Mille Fiori dining room light fixture, bedroom sconces are Colours of Arley, the kitchen rattan light fixtures are inspired by the lights at Hotel Saint Vincent, bathroom scone is Pooky, and the hallway/bathroom/bedroom closet/back door are all by Visual Comforts. Interior design is by Sherry Shirah, local New Orleans designer.
Porches front and rear. Back door opens onto a deck and communal green space with outdoor seating.
Historic Irish Channel neighborhood, close to Magazine Street and its eclectic shopping and restaurants. Bars and Restaurants are: Parasol, Joey K’s, Sucre, The Bulldog, The Channel, Stein’s, Mis Shirley’s, the Vintage, Rendezvous, Juan’s, Half Moon Bar, Coquette, and many others.
