Uptown New Orleans: 3 Luxury Homes Sell for $1M+

Uptown New Orleans Real Estate Market Shines: Three Luxury Homes Sell for Over $1M Each

In the Uptown New Orleans real estate scene, three luxury homes sold for over $1M each, dominating the market from March 22nd to 28th. The top-selling property was a renovated 1940 home at 7111 Magazine Street, selling for $1.94M on March 27th. Close behind were 27 Audubon Boulevard, a 1927 French Norman revival, selling for $1.855M on March 23rd, and 801 Napoleon Avenue, a new build, selling for $1.695M on March 27th.

These homes underwent significant renovations, blending old-school charm with modern amenities. The Magazine Street home featured a new second story for park views, restored pine floors, and a chefs kitchen. Audubon Boulevard boasted a ground-up reno, new pool, and top systems, while Napoleon Avenue offered double galleries, high ceilings, and two primary suites.

Agents praised these homes for their walkable Uptown location, near jobs and parks, and their ability to attract buyers seeking a mix of old-school charm and modern perks. The Magazine Street buyer was drawn to its ready-to-move-in scale and unobstructed views. These homes sold quickly, with Audubon Boulevard off the market in just seven days and Napoleon Avenue in three. Sizes ranged from approximately 2700 to nearly 4000 square feet, with four or five bedrooms, marble baths, and Thermador appliances.

The Uptown New Orleans real estate market remains strong, attracting deep-pocketed buyers who value park-edge prestige and fresh renovations.

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