The Alexandre Unit 301, a New Orleans luxury rental.

The Alexandre Unit 301 kitchen, a New Orleans luxury rental.

The Alexandre Unit 301 bathroom, a New Orleans luxury rental.

The Alexandre Unit 301 bedroom, a New Orleans luxury rental.

New Orleans Item

The Alexandre Modern Vintage Collection 301 – Two Bedroom King & Full

4 guests | 2 beds | 2 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms

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This sun filled and airy 2-bedroom 2-bathroom condo is located in a landmarked 1880s historic building with every conceivable amenity and renovated with luxury and modern fixtures. High ceilings and large rooms truly make this condo a unique home away from home. The space comfortably sleeps up to 8 people making the ideal space for family and friends who want to enjoy the best food in the City and transport hubs to easily carry you throughout New Orleans and the famous French Quarter.

The “New Orleans Item” condo has been impeccably redesigned featuring an absolutely exquisite master bedroom with a king bed, memory foam mattress, and a large en-suite bathroom. The guest bedroom features a queen bed with an adjacent bathroom. Enjoy relaxing in a spacious sitting area featuring a plush oversized sofa bed and a flat-screen TV. If you need it, there is a lush futon, in case you want another place to lay down and read or have an extra guest stay over.

The condo includes all modern luxuries such as a fully-equipped gourmet kitchen with dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker, washer & dryer, free high-speed internet, cable TV, central air conditioning/heating, keyless entry locks, luxurious linens, robes, and towels.

This unit is on floor 3 of a 4-story historic building once comprised of 3 structures that were once part of the famous Newspaper Row in the late 1800s and is accessible by elevator. Referencing the building’s history, you will find cultural touches and artwork inspired by its original occupants which were several of New Orleans’ major newspapers and other publications including “The New Orleans Item”.

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