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2009 GOVERNOR NICHOLLS Street

(504) 919-5359

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2009 GOVERNOR NICHOLLS Street apartments start at $1,650/month. There are 1 available apartments priced from $1,650 to $1,650.Info provided by Listhub Api

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Location

2009 GOVERNOR NICHOLLS Street is located in the Treme - Lafitte neighborhood at
2009 Governor Nicholls Street, New Orleans, LA 70116
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Amenities

  • Recently Renovated
Unit Amenities
  • Recently Renovated
Beautiful property, a renovated jewel in the Treme area. Property has an extra room that can be used as an office, playroom, study or an extra closet. This property is available for immediate move in. We are accepting 2 bedroom HANO subsidized housing vouchers . Centrally located and beyond beautiful.

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Getting Around

Walk Score® 85% of the area is walkableVery Walkable85
Very Walkable
Transit Score® 61% of the area is transit friendlyGood Transit61
Good Transit

Walk & Transit Scores

Walk Score: 85Very Walkable, with shops and services easily within reach.Transit Score: 61Offers reasonable public transit options nearby.

Public Transit Access

The Treme - Lafitte area benefits from access to public transit options, such as 17 nearby routes: 14 bus, 3 rail, 0 other

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Property Status: Active

Tiffany Tucker

Keller Williams Realty 455-0100

MLS Number: 2565452

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