This historic Greek Revival mansion is beautifully restored and spares no luxury. It was originally commissioned by Joseph H. Maddox, owner of the New Orleans Daily Crescent newspaper. John Barnett, a local architect best known for his design of the magnificent Coliseum Place Baptist Church in the 1850s, drew up the plans for this majestic home.

It is located at the heart of Uptown’s most sought-after neighborhood, the Upper Garden District. The house is one block off St. Charles Avenue and five minutes from the posh Warehouse District, Downtown, and the French Quarter.

This stately home is nestled on a lot adorned with lofty oaks and magnolias. Its facade is embellished by iron lace double balconies that connect fluted Ionic columns. The interior features a grand ballroom, 2 dining rooms, formal living room, Vera Reineke murals in the center hall and kitchen, Baccarat and Waterford chandeliers, and original marble fireplaces throughout.