Mayfair house new orleans

Description This is the former home of author Anne Rice, Taken in the Garden District, New Orleans Louisiana. In the novel "The Witching Hour" the house Anne Rice described was actually this house.

The Brevard-Rice House is located on First Street in the New Orleans Garden District. The two story Greek Revival style house dates to 1857, when it was constructed for merchant Albert Hamilton Brevard by James Calrow and Charles Pride. The residence is known for it's transitional style, which also includes Italianate touches. Most notable to visitors are the Ionic columns set upon by Corinthian columns which decorate the front of the home. Brevard only lived here for two years before he…

An exploration of 1239 First Street, former home of Anne Rice and the home of the Mayfair Witches

New Orleans, LA: the Brevard-Mahat-Rice house (also known as Brevard-Wisdom-Rice) - 1239 First St - in the Garden District. Constructed in the 1850's, it was the home of Anne Rice and is the Mayfair house in her Witching Hour novel.

Mardi Gras is right around the corner, and whether you celebrate or not, we could all use a little Crescent City flair from time to time.

Zestimate® Home Value: $2,875,010. 1850's gorgeous greek revivial. Double galleries w/massive antique beveled mirrors, exquisite plated ceilings, gorgeous millwork, antique murals in dining, elevator, & newly reno'd kitchen. One of the largest lots in garden district. Lush grounds w/maintained gardens, large heated pool/cabana, fish pond, staff house, more. Ask agent re: minimum 1-year lease. Excluded: front chandelier.

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New Orleans is one of the most iconic and culturally-rich destinations in America. The amazing food scene,…