The stunning exterior of a historic home in Uptown New Orleans, sold for $2,495,000.
A beautifully renovated historic home at 389 Broadway St. in Uptown New Orleans sold for $2,495,000, equaling its list price. The 4,587 sq. ft. property, featuring extensive renovations and luxurious amenities, highlights the high demand for real estate in the area. Key features include a gourmet kitchen, heated saltwater pool, and a delightful garden, which contributed to its appeal among buyers seeking modern comforts blended with historic charm.
New Orleans – A historic home located at 389 Broadway St. in Uptown New Orleans has topped the sales charts for the week of June 1-7, 2025, achieving a sale price of $2,495,000. The sale, which occurred on June 2, 2025, matched the property’s list price and represented a significant transaction in the Greater New Orleans real estate market.
The residence, which was on the market for a total of 70 days before the sale, stands out for its extensive renovations and luxurious features. Initially built in 1920, the large three-story home encompasses 4,587 square feet of living space and sits on a generous 9,000 square foot lot. It boasts four bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, and a variety of high-end amenities.
Key highlights of the home include a well-appointed garden, a heated saltwater pool, and a nearly 500-square-foot guest house that is fully equipped with a kitchen, bathroom, and laundry facilities. The first floor is designed for both entertaining and comfortable living, featuring a foyer with an elegant Murano glass chandelier, multiple living spaces, and formal and informal dining areas. The newly renovated kitchen is a centerpiece of the home and includes state-of-the-art appliances such as a Le Cornue five-burner range, a custom hood, and a Scotsman crushed ice maker, among others.
Modern renovations also extend to practical features such as a breakfast nook with hand-painted de Gournay wallpaper and lacquered accents, as well as high-end finishes including brass hardware and Waterworks fixtures found throughout the kitchen and bathrooms. The primary suite, located on the second floor, includes a luxury bathroom equipped with an air bubble soaking tub and marble flooring for a spa-like experience. Additional bedrooms on this level share a bathroom with dual custom vanities and a tailored shower curtain design.
The home is further enhanced by a meticulously designed laundry room featuring a built-in desk, oversized GE washers and dryers, and a craft station, making it a perfectly functional space for everyday tasks. The third floor provides added versatility with another bedroom and bathroom, featuring a spacious playroom or den outfitted with custom built-ins and plentiful storage options.
Outdoor space is equally impressive, with a backyard designed for relaxation and leisure. It boasts a patio area, a substantial grassy yard, a garden, and the inviting heated saltwater pool, perfect for entertaining or enjoying quiet evenings at home. The property also comes equipped with three individual air conditioning units, a dehumidifier system, and a security system for added peace of mind. For convenient parking, off-street gated parking accommodates two vehicles.
In comparison, the second highest sale for the week was recorded at 210 Stella St. in Metairie, which sold for $1,715,000 on June 3, slightly below its list price of $1,849,000. The third property sold in the same timeframe was located at 1704 Milan St., New Orleans, where it sold for $1,625,000, with a list price of $1,675,000.
This week’s luxurious home sales highlight a continued interest in high-end real estate within the New Orleans market, reflecting both the unique historical architecture and modern amenities sought by buyers. The successful sale of the Broadway Street property may also indicate a strong demand for well-renovated, spacious homes in desirable neighborhoods.
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