2001 Iberville Street, New Orleans, LA 70112

This is truly a one-of-a-kind property and a great example of early 20th century Gothic Revival architecture. Designated a historic landmark by the HDLC, construction on the church began in 1903 with architect Louis A. Gauther. It was originally built for the Evangelical-Lutheran St. John Congregation, but became home to Grace United Methodist Church in 1917 until 2005. The property now enjoys a more residential setup. The property has incredible historic architectural details throughout including impressive solid wood doors, soaring ceilings with intricate archways, and gorgeous stained glass windows. The property boasts a flexible open plan in the former sanctuary. The space is filled with natural light from stained glass windows on every wall. There is a kitchen area with the church's original altar and a quartzite-topped island overlooking the living spaces. Five bedrooms are smartly placed throughout the property along with five renovated bathrooms and charming bonus spaces. … read more …