220 Decatur St

A low-rise, four-story condominium building in New Orleans’ French Quarter combining historic bones with contemporary renovations. Constructed in 1919, the structure retains period traits—tall ceilings, original hardwood floors, oversized windows and classic masonry—while individual units have been upgraded with modern kitchens and baths. Residences are principally one- and two-bedroom layouts featuring open living plans, stone or marble-accented bathrooms, granite or stone counters, stainless steel appliances, pantry space, and in-unit washer/dryer hookups. Common elements include an elevator, secure entry with video monitoring, complimentary Wi-Fi in shared areas, and access to a modest fitness room; some services offered historically include optional room service and housekeeping. Parking is limited in the dense urban setting; guests typically rely on nearby public garages and on-street options. Pets and formal policy vary by unit and management but many units present as condo-owned pied-a-terre or rental-ready properties. Located directly across from the House of Blues and a short walk to Jackson Square, the building puts residents within immediate reach of restaurants, bars, cultural venues, and tourist activity—delivering a walkable, amenity-light urban lifestyle inside a character-rich historic envelope.