Spacious, 3 bedroom, two bath, partially furnished, close to campus, renovated kitchen. Apartments

NEW! Large, light-filled three-bedroom, two full bath, partially furnished with new beds and headboards, new nightstands, and desks, some with rugs and mirrors. The larger bedroom has a large window seat and an ensuite full bath.

The shabby chic... living room is partially furnished with a sofa, rug, coffee table, art, TV console, side table, and lamp. The freshly painted unit includes a washer-dryer, central air and heat, and is cable-ready. Additionally, there are new mailboxes in the foyer, a secure parcel delivery box, and ample basement storage with a bike and scooter area on the street level (no stairs). Private breezy balcony overlooks the ancient oak trees on a quiet street. The flat features wood floors, high ceilings, and baths with new bright white tile tub surrounds, as well as new vanities, fixtures, and mirrors. The kitchen is modern and fully renovated with quartz counters, a full-size stove with gas burners and oven, new stainless steel appliances including microwave and refrigerator, and ample cabinets for storage.

The historic Poplar Apartments, est.1921, have housed Tulane students and faculty for over a century and are only an eight-minute walk to campus; the Carrollton/St. Charles Avenue Streetcar, a short block away, has delivered students to the front door of Tulane’s Gibson Hall since 1894.

The bungalow-style building currently houses eight Tulane students from both coasts and abroad. Students, grad students, teachers, and young professionals have enjoyed the quiet street for over 100 years; surrounding homes are an equal mix of professional families and students.

Historic Oak Street’s shopping district is only three blocks away with Conseco’s gourmet grocery, two coffee shops, two banks, Blue Cypress Books, two yoga studios, art galleries, Liberto Cleaners, a barber shop, a hair salon, and a local drugstore with curbside pickup and delivery. Restaurants include Creole Jacque-Imo’s, Sukeban Sushi, Pizza Bella, Cibo Italian, The Mexican Eatery, 14 Parishes Jamaican restaurant, Oak and Ale, Paulie’s Subs, Oak Street Brewery, and Primo Hoagies. Plum Street Sno-balls is around the corner.

One block over is Mediterranean Lebanon’s Café and Hangout Ramen. The historic late-night Camellia Grill diner is located down the street, as is Louisiana Pizza Kitchen and a myriad of other restaurants and businesses that serve the university area.

Denver Gray, realtor
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