Blue Cottage Exterior With Shutters
This beauty sits in New Orlean's French Quarter and was built in 1888. The front porch features gingerbread house-like details, such as its ruffled trim, intricate railing and dusty blue shutters.
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Blue and Green Cottage Exterior
This historic charmer is part of a long row of New Orleans homes, showing off pretty pastels and dainty details. The residence was built in 1888 and keeps all its engaging original personality.
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Front Porch With Row of Windows
Talk about a charming first impression: This New Orleans home delivers, its front porch lined with windows and picturesque shutters. The shutters' blue is the perfect companion shade to the house's gray-green exterior.
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Front Porch With Blue Shutters
People watch to your heart's content from the comfort of the front porch, surrounded by beautiful architectural details like the light blue shutters and frilly awning.
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Blue Cottage Exterior and Front Porch
The house seems to be trimmed in lace, the front porch sporting white ruffles and a delicate wrought iron railing.
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Blue Cottage Front Exterior and Porch
This four-bedroom gingerbread house, right in the French Quarter of New Orleans, offers up plenty of fairy tale charm.
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Green Hall With Red Runner
A slim hallway leads off the front porch into the home's main living area, designed with an open concept layout.
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Traditional Dining Room With Tulips
The traditional dining room gets a cozy touch from a fireplace and the same beautiful hardwood floors found in many of the rooms.
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Green Living Room With Pocket Doors
Wood pocket doors slide out from their crisp white frame to separate—or join—the dining and living rooms.
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Green Traditional Living Room With Piano
There's a timeless feel about this living room with its sage green walls, elegant chandelier and view out into New Orleans' French Quarter. In addition to this welcoming space, the home also has a library and a den.
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Traditional Kitchen With Breakfast Bar
A rounded bar is an ideal spot to pull up for some coffee and beignets. Cone-shaped pendants above the bar pull together the kitchen's warm wood-and-brick tones.
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Traditional Chef Kitchen With Gray Cabinets
The home may have its roots in 1888, but the kitchen is decidedly present day. There's a 48-inch Wolf range to please the chefs, along with a double oven and a Subzero fridge.
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Red Traditional Kitchen With Brick Wall
A brick fireplace was once the heart of the kitchen. Now there are chef-grade, modern appliances, but the brick's cozy personality was preserved.
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Brown Sitting Room With Green Leather Chair
The home's multiple living areas include a living room, library and den. Big windows let in lovely natural light.
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Red Library With Zebra Chairs
The library is anything-but-old fashioned with its zippy red walls and zebra print chairs.
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Brown Transitional Bedroom With Exposed Brick
The house and studio cottage have four bedrooms in all. This one gets some welcoming texture from a bit of exposed brick.
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Blue Bathroom and Pool
This bathroom connects directly to the flagstone patio and serves as a changing room for the pool.
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Blue Bathroom With Two Robes
The lightness of this bathroom's glass-enclosed shower balances out the blue walls and dark wood floors.
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Blue Bathroom With Two Plants
In this bathroom, one of the home's three, a luxurious soaking tub is set into a handsome wood surround with paneling and filtered natural light.
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Green Side Porch
A porch wraps all the way around the front and side of the house, and there's a third porch along the back.
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Green Porch With White Rocking Chairs
The house clocks in with a total of three porches, just right for book-reading, iced tea-enjoying and day dreaming.
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Side Porch With Hanging Plants
Hanging plants and herb gardens decorate the home's three porches.
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Enclosed Backyard With Blue Guest Cottage
While away weekends in the home's peaceful backyard with a flagstone patio, pool and bbq area.
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Backyard With Blue Guest House
The petite backyard has the feel of a hidden garden with its saltwater pool, tropical plants and a fountain. There's also a studio cottage for guests.
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Studio Guest House
Guests get the VIP treatment in a studio cottage, located behind the main house, with a bedroom, bathroom and kitchen.
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Kitchen With Garden View
The kitchen in the guest house feels sunny and a bit tropical with peeks of green from the outside garden showing through the room's large windows.
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Saltwater Pool and Blue Umbrellas
Out back, a heated saltwater pool and hot tub are ready to make weekends into a mini vacation.
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Saltwater Pool and Hot Tub
The backyard is host to one of the home's three porches plus a saltwater pool and hot tub. Tall hedges give the outdoor space privacy.
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House and Pool Overview
Originally built in 1888, refurbished in 2004, this home is located in New Orleans' storied French Quarter. Enjoy the city from the front porch, escape to the backyard's pool when a little quiet is in order.
