
Apartments near The Natchez in New Orleans, LA (992 Rentals)


1304 Saint Charles Ave

2133 Clio St

728 Desire St

725 Desire St

3308-3314 Burgundy St

738-740 Thayer St

3308-3310 Burgundy St

1731-1733 Elysian Fields Ave

3400 Dauphine St

2415-2439 Bienville St

3501-3511 Royal St

707 Gallier St

1306 Magazine St

1404 Prytania St

1424 Thalia St

1405 Prytania St

1407 Baronne St

1415 Baronne St

1423 Baronne St

2516 Dumaine St

1435 Melpomene Ave

1331 S Saratoga St

1432 Baronne St

McCaleb Residences

639 Independence St

1347 Magazine St

1932 Ap Tureaud Ave

2538 Conti St

2518 Iberville St

2553 Saint Ann St

1520 Melpomene Ave

1608 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

1632 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

2536 Conti St

322 N Dorgenois St

2540 Conti St

2549 Dumaine St

1510 Robert C Blakes SR Dr

1515 St Charles Ave

2525 Iberville St

2001-03 Touro St

1425 Terpsichore St

1516 Baronne St

631-641 N Dorgenois St

1523 Carondelet St

1411 Terpsichore St

1114 N Dorgenois St

2608 Bienville St

2606 Bienville St

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New Orleans is a city that truly embraces its history, and even those people with apartments in New Orleans wanting to escape the noise and crowds of the city can take a stroll through the city's past when they board The Natchez. The Natchez is a stunning recreation of an antique boat that once rolled around the water of the Mississippi River, and taking a trip is like roaming the waters in the days of the 19th century luxury class. Those with apartments near the Natchez can feel like rich aristocrats whenever they like, making their way to this boat by simply taking a stroll down the road. The original Natchez first set sail in 1823, running solely on steam, but was sadly destroyed by fire in 1835. That didn't stop the spirit of the Natchez, however, as they quickly rebuilt a new ship, which then cruised the waters for years after. The current Natchez, which has been running since 1975, has changed quite a bit since the original, but it still keeps the same old spirit. It has many notable amenities, including a calliope that plays beautiful music as the boat floats on, as well as a all-oak wheel and a gorgeous bell that has become quite famous in the region. Folks from apartments near the Natchez can explore all of the amenities for themselves whenever it plays, keeping one of the most amazing experiences in town within arm's reach at all time. Do want to go back to the early, simpler days of the past, while enjoying the beauty and wonders of the Mississippi? You can do all that whenever you like when you find an apartment near the Natchez. Few places in town can offer the kind of relaxation and historical significance to people from New Orleans apartments that this stream boat can, making it a surprising experience for anyone.
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