Uptown Oasis: Pet-Friendly 5BR, 3BA, Near St Charles Streetcar, French Quarter | House in New Orleans

Welcome to the Rampart Residence, your home away from home in New Orleans. After a long day of sightseeing, relax with family and friends in this comfortable and inviting home, located just 4 blocks away from the famous St. Charles Streetcar and 12 minutes from the French Quarter. If you're looking to grab a drink and take a tour, check out the nearby Happy Raptor rum distillery, only 3 minutes away. Book your stay now and discover the vibrant culture of the Big Easy!
Normal check-in time is 4pm on the arrival date. For check-in's from 12:30pm - 4:00pm, it's an extra $50 to have an extra cleaner assist with servicing the property.
Check-in before 12:30pm would require booking the previous night at a much discounted rate. Contact host for details.
Street parking cannot be guaranteed and when utilizing street parking please make sure to adhere by city and state laws.
*Our space is not handicapped accessible or ADA compliant*
*Pack-n-play/highchairs must be reserved.
*Important: For non-Airbnb guests only - Our properties are protected and insured by Safely - a globally recognized trust and safety company that allows hosts and guests to confidently transact.
-Please note that once you have booked, you will be contacted via email by Safely to complete your booking validation, which includes ID verification and confirmation of other minor details.
As your host, I strive to provide a seamless and stress-free experience for your stay in New Orleans. While I respect your privacy, I am also available to assist with any needs or questions you may have during your visit. With my extensive background in hospitality, including experience in major hotel chains, I am well-equipped to help plan your perfect trip. Take advantage of your own personal concierge to book tours and activities directly through vendors for added convenience and discounts. Let me help make your stay in NOLA an unforgettable one.
The grand mansions along St. Charles Avenue drowsing beneath ancient, stately oaks. The energetic bustle of Magazine Street. The spires of Tulane and Loyola Universities. The cool shade of Audubon Park. The raised Creole cottages and restrained Greek Revival houses and gabled Tudors and Carpenter's Gothic fantasies that line streets named Jefferson and Napoleon and Austerlitz and Amelia. And did we mention the zoo? And the golf course? Uptown New Orleans is the epitome of the gracious, gentle beauty that's defined New Orleans for many generations.
Historically, "Uptown" was a direction, meaning movement against the direction of the flow of the Mississippi. After the Louisiana Purchase, many settlers from other parts of the United States developed their homes and businesses in the area upriver from the older Creole city. In the 19th century, Canal Street was known as the dividing line between "Uptown" and "Downtown" New Orleans: the boundary between the predominantly Francophone area downriver and the predominantly Anglophone area upriver.
The very broadest definition of "Uptown," if derived from the historic definition including everything upriver from Canal Street, would encompass about one-third of the city. In its narrowest usage as a New Orleans City Planning neighborhood, "Uptown" refers to an area of only some dozen blocks centering on the intersection of Jefferson and St. Charles Avenues. Neither of these is what most New Orleanians of recent generations usually mean by "Uptown". While some may quibble about the exact boundaries, "Uptown" generally refers to the areas of the city closer to the river (the river side of S. Claiborne Avenue), upriver from the Pontchartrain Expressway, and nearer the modern CBD/Warehouse District neighborhood.
The boundaries of the federal Uptown New Orleans Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, are: the river to S. Claiborne Avenue, and Jackson Avenue to Broadway. Adjacent areas, which are often colloquially referred to as parts of Uptown, are other federal historic districts: Carrollton, the Garden District, the Irish Channel, Central City, and the Lower Garden District. According to the Greater New Orleans Community Data Center, Uptown, as a specific neighborhood, is bounded by Napoleon Avenue, Magazine Street, Jefferson Avenue and LaSalle Street. The neighborhood was once known as the Faubourg Bouligny until it became part of Jefferson City. The area was annexed by New Orleans in 1870.
Uptown was developed during the 19th century, mostly from land that had been plantations in the colonial era. Several sections were originally developed as separate towns, like Lafayette, Jefferson City, Greenville, and Carrollton. For a time in the early 19th century, most of Uptown was part of Jefferson Parish, until the City of New Orleans annexed the two. In 1874, New Orleans added the towns of Lafayette (not to be confused with the present city of the same name located in Lafayette Parish) and Carrollton. This newly-absorbed area became known as Uptown New Orleans.
People from other parts of the United States settled Uptown in the 19th century, joined by immigrants, notably from Italy, Ireland, and Germany. Uptown has always had a sizable African-American population. Notable Uptowners have included jazz musicians Louis Armstrong, Buddy Bolden, George Brunies, Harry Connick, Jr Percy Humphrey, the Neville Brothers, Joe "King" Oliver, Leon Roppolo, singers the Boswell Sisters and Mahalia Jackson, author Anne Rice, inventor A. Baldwin Wood, ethnobotanist Mark Plotkin, professional football players Peyton Manning, Eli Manning, and Drew Brees, and rappers B.G Birdman, Soulja Slim and Lil Wayne.
Guests will have uninterrupted access to the entirety of this home - 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, living area, laundry.
Professionally designed, filled with local art, and featuring a suite of modern amenities, our 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home can comfortably accommodate big groups. Add in a close proximity to the French Quarter and this is the perfect place for groups seeking only the best of New Orleans.
Completely Private Space, including private entrance and bathrooms! Great for families and large groups!
Intimate Setting For Couples •Extremely Comfortable Beds!
Full Kitchen with Stove/Oven, Refrigerator, Microwave
Desk for Computer Setup/Workspace
Smart TV with Access to your Netflix / Hulu / Amazon Prime Video accounts & much more!
Digital Guidebook W/ Food/Fun Recommendations, Early Check-in/Late Checkout option etc.
Trashcans can be found on the outside of the unit
*Airport Transportation:
We have partnered with a local Transportation company, Jazzy Limousine and Shuttle, to offer discounted transportation to/from the Airport!
*Street parking is available but cannot be guaranteed and when utilizing street parking please make sure to adhere by city and state laws.
*Directions:
From I-10 West: Head southwest on I-10 W
Use the left 2 lanes to take exit 234C to merge onto S Claiborne Ave
Turn left onto Felicity St
Turn right onto S Rampart St
From I-10 East: Follow I-10 E to Earhart Blvd in New Orleans. Take exit 12C from US-90 BUS W
Continue on Earhart Blvd. Take Simon Bolivar Ave to S Rampart St

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Uptown Oasis: Pet-Friendly 5BR, 3BA, Near St Charles Streetcar, French Quarter has 3 Bedrooms , 2 Bathrooms, and max occupancy of 6 people. The minimum rental for this property is 1 nights, but this can change depending on the season you plan on staying. Previous guests have given good rated it, and VRBO labeled it a top-rated House because of the excellent services rendered by the owner or manager of this House, and has consistently provided great experiences for their guests. Most families or guests that use it recommend it to their friends and some of them are repeat guests. House has a friendly neighborhood, and the Faubourg Lafayette has interesting places to visit. If you want to learn more about the House in Faubourg Lafayette, such as places to visit and things to do nearby, you can check below to learn more.