Courtesy of Chris Smith with Keller Williams Realty New Orleans

Historic Firehouse in Iconic Irish Channel with Rare HU-MU Zoning



Seize this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a piece of New Orleans history! Nestled in the highly sought-after Irish Channel neighborhood, just one and a half blocks off Tchoupitoulas Street, this all-brick former firehouse is more than just a landmark--it's a statement. Located in a coveted X Flood Zone, this property has NEVER flooded, ensuring peace of mind and long-term value. With prime proximity to the Mississippi River Levee (under 2 blocks away) and the vibrant energy of Magazine Street just 4 blocks from your door, you'll be surrounded by the best of New Orleans' culture and convenience.



This two-story architectural gem boasts towering ceilings--16 feet on the first floor and 15 1/2 feet tall on the second. The first floor is an expansive 2,400 square feet of wide-open, unobstructed space, perfect for creative commercial or residential transformation. Imagine what you could do with a layout this grand! The second floor is currently divided into two separate residential units: one front-facing unit with 1,200 square feet overlooking Jackson Avenue, and a rear unit with 1,500 square feet that overlooks a charming courtyard.



With approximately 5,100 square feet of total building area, plus an additional 490+ square feet in the detached cabana; built at the rear of the lot, the possibilities are as limitless as your imagination. Zoned HU-MU, this property is rich with potential for commercial use, residential living, or a blend of both. Whether you're an investor looking for the perfect mixed-use project, or a visionary ready to create something truly special, this Iconic firehouse offers unmatched flexibility and opportunity.



This property qualifies for Tax Credits up to 45% of eligible rehabilitation costs (20% Federal Historic Tax Credit & 25% State Historic Tax Credit)



This is more than a property--it's a landmark, a legacy, and your next great investment. Don't miss out on this rare chance to own a piece of the Irish Channel's storied history!