$2,400,000

Presenting a rare opportunity to acquire a uniquely positioned multifamily property at 3206 St. Charles Avenue, located in the prestigious Garden District of New Orleans. Situated directly on the iconic St. Charles Avenue streetcar line, this ±6,922 SF building spans two addresses (3206 and 3208 St. Charles Ave.), and features eight (8) residential units with a flexible mix of studio and one-bedroom layouts. Sited on ±8,215 SF of land, the property is ideal for investors seeking a unique multifamily asset with future value-add potential or owner-occupants looking for supplemental rental income. With its classic curb appeal, this Garden District gem benefits from consistent occupancy and excellent walkability to dining, shopping, and entertainment. The property is currently zoned HU-RM1 (Historic Urban Multi-Family Residential District). All measurements are approximate/not guaranteed and are to be verified by the purchaser. Zoning, Overlays, and Intended Use are to be verified by the purchaser. Property to be sold in “as is, where is" condition with a Waiver of Redhibition to be executed and made part of the sale documents. The HU-RM1 Multi-Family Residential District is intended to provide for low to medium residential densities appropriate for a variety of housing types such as single-family, two-family, townhouse and lower density multi-family dwellings. The district is intended to maintain a primarily residential environment with a variety of lower density dwelling types therefore the building height is limited to three stories. Limited non-residential uses such as places of worship, historic neighborhood commercial establishments, and recreational facilities that are compatible with surrounding residential neighborhoods may be allowed. Excess land/side yard and an existing/historic curb cut may provide a potential opportunity for additional parking, subject to City of New Orleans approvals. Owner and Broker make no representations or guarantees as to parking legality, permitting, or feasibility, and all parties should rely on their own due diligence and direct verification with the City of New Orleans.