My property has been Airbnb for years, but I’ve never been comfortable with all the turnover, especially in my Irish Channel neighborhood. I was looking for a way to rent my furnished apartment for a month or a few months, but it seemed there were few services for that.
Working with Anne to promote my property has been not only effective, but a real pleasure. She’s one of those rare people that no only knows her stuff, but does her job well and with a great attitude.
A VERY spacious three bed, two bath condo at Cotton Mill, overlooking the courtyard. Call 504-812-4702 (Anne Beck
Continue readingTo book this property, fill out the inquiry form below the listing or contact Anne Beck at 504-812-4702. This is a managed property by NOLASinc.
This unit has two separate bedrooms with two en-suite full bathrooms. Enjoy everything the Cotton Mill Condominium building has to offer, and a well-appointed condo with very large closets.
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We call it the “gardener’s cottage,” this cozy apartment in Uptown. It’s an independent apartment downstairs from our home, and SO convenient to everything you want to do in New Orleans.
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A jewel of a two bedroom / two bath condo at the Cotton Mill. Tons of charm, all the cozy touches, and overlooks the courtyard with night views of downtown!
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This Cotton Mill unit is on the first floor and faces the Warehouse District’s most serene courtyard. One bedroom, one bath with a separate bedroom and lofted area that can be used for multiple purposes; all utilities are included. Calming colors, tasteful decoration, tall windows and high ceilings – a great home away from home.
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One bedroom, one bath condo at Cotton Mill Condominiums. A serene space in calming grey with tons of natural light. 14 foot ceilings, 10′ windows and everything is included in this home-away-from-home! Continue reading →
To Inquire about this property, fill out the form below the listing, or contact Anne Beck at 504-812-4702. This is a managed property by NOLASinc.
To Inquire about this property, fill out the form below the listing, or contact Anne Beck at 504-812-4702. This is a managed property by NOLASinc.
This is a fully furnished corporate rental in the Cotton Mill Condominiums. This is a spacious, newly remodeled unit with fabulous views of the courtyard. High ceilings, wood floors, and large windows pull together to bring a lot of warmth and natural lighting to the unit. Continue reading →
To Inquire about this property, fill out the form below the listing, or contact Anne Beck at 504-812-4702. This is a managed property by NOLASinc.
Uptown by the Garden District, we’re in the perfect blend of a welcoming New Orleans residential neighborhood and world class food and retail district. Nestled in an architectural feast, with homes ranging from Irish Channel cottages to Garden District mansions.
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This gorgeous home is located Uptown near Audubon Park and offers everything you could want to live like a local. Walking and biking distance to shopping, restaurants, Prytania Theater and a beautiful outdoor haven in the back. Continue reading →
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Be in the heart of the city’s historic district; walk to any of the first class restaurants that call the French Quarter their home. Shop Royal Street for those treasures you can only find in New Orleans. Be a part of the nightlife that is the French Quarter experience, lose yourself in the music.
Anne, the condo at the Bakery that you found for us was an ideal location for us to explore and enjoy beautiful and friendly NOLA!
We will be sorry to leave and definitely plan to return.
Margaret, Dominic & Lucy (the bulldog)
Wisconsin Snowbirds, winter of 2010
In Heart Like Water, Joshua Clark speaks of a moment without a single sound. The city is a corpse, not even the hum of flies attending it. The undercurrents of the living city simply ceased.
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When you have a second home in New Orleans, it’s expected that when guests arrive you will show them a good time.
Continue readingA Craigslist Ad from 2014, before Hurricane Gustav. Actually.
$200 / 1br – Front Row Seats For Gustav! “Sliver By The River” Ride Of Your LIFE!
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A post from my old blog in 2008
The morning after Hurricane Gustav was a huge relief, but also a disappointment. I was all ready to sneak in, flash my press pass, etc. to return to New Orleans, but none of that was necessary.
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Friday, October 31 2008
You Had to Be There… No, I Mean – RIGHT THERE. After Jazz Fest this past spring, what could be cooler than yet ANOTHER musical free-for-all in New Orleans, at Halloween! We just had to check out Voodoo Fest this year, and I’m sure glad we didn’t miss it.
Continue readingThank God I made notes. I swear to you, every single day something unusual happens in New Orleans, and I find myself unable to remember most of them when I want to write a blog.
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March 08 2010 (Photo credit: Jeremy Edmund
What you probably don’t realize about the French Quarter is how easy it is to live here. If you come for a visit, you’ll never even know that it’s a geniune neighborhood.Within these twenty blocks, there are hundreds of actual residences, hidden behind closed shutters, garage doors, iron gates and other forms of distraction, real people live here – not just Brad Pitt and What’s-Her-Name and other millionaires and writers and artists.
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