Built around 1824 on land originally owned by the West India Company and later by the Ursuline nuns, 1031 Chartres Street #1 is a home that’s lived many lives—and it, like you, is ready for its next chapters. Thoughtfully restored and award-winning, this Creole cottage embodies the charm and character of historic New Orleans. This 2-bedroom, 1.5-bath condo offers details pulled from a storybook: original woodwork, brick floors, and a kitchen designed to set the stage for your next late-night revelry or morning café au lait. Open the shutters and let the French Quarter in, or step outside to your private brick courtyard, a lush retreat where mule-drawn carriages clop in the distance. Nearby, enjoy afternoons playing with your dog at Cabrini Park, festivals at the Old U.S. Mint and Jazz Museum, or grabbing a quick bite with new friends at Mona Lisa’s. As the church bells chime in the background, you’ll feel the rich rhythm of Quarter life unfolding all around you. Located near iconic landmarks like the Ursuline Convent and Beauregard-Keyes House, 1031 Chartres offers a rare chance to create your own story in a neighborhood steeped in history. A short stroll takes you to the Mississippi River, Café Du Monde, and the French Market, inviting you to embrace the magic of New Orleans. Buyers may also inquire about purchasing both condos #1 and #2 or the entire property, including the historic rear dependency building. Whether you’re dreaming of a second home or your next chapter, 1031 Chartres Street #1 is a rare opportunity to steward a piece of New Orleans’ history. Schedule your private showing today and step into the story.