Property Highlights

Open living room and kitchen layout
Soaring ceilings with natural light
Spacious walk-in closet in primary suite
Screened-in back porch for relaxing
Low-maintenance yard with storage shed
Steps from Audubon Park and Magazine Street

Overview

Named after a storied WWI pilot, Alvin Callender may be one of the smallest streets in New Orleans, but it packs a mighty punch! This charming 3-bedroom, 2-bath home is tucked away just one block off Leake Avenue and Prytania Street in the Black Pearl, one of the city’s most sought-after neighborhoods. Just under 1,100 square feet, the home lives large thanks to its thoughtful architectural design. Enter through the front door, just off a quaint, shaded porch, and you’re greeted by an open living/kitchen layout, soaring ceilings, and abundant natural light. A side hallway connects two generously sized guest bedrooms and a full bath, while the primary suite anchors the end of the hall with a spacious walk-in closet and ensuite bath. The primary bedroom opens onto a beautiful screened-in back porch—perfect for quiet mornings or entertaining guests—combining elegance with functionality. A low-maintenance yard and rear storage shed round out the thoughtful design. Maximizing every inch of space with intention, it’s no surprise that the street’s namesake was a Tulane architecture graduate. Located just steps from the popular Batture, Audubon Park, and the Magazine and St. Charles corridors, this home offers the best of New Orleans living right at your doorstep. Schedule a viewing today! *SELLERS ARE OFFERING A CREDIT FOR A NEW FORTIFIED ROOF WITH ACCEPTABLE OFFER. ESTIMATE ATTACHED TO ONLINE DISCLOSURES*

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