Nestled in the quaint French Quarter is 24 Queen Street, a stunning home built in 1802 as part of the post-Revolutionary row houses known as Johnson's Row. Guests enter through a charming wrought-iron gate and continue down an exterior corridor lined with flickering lanterns. To the left of the formal entry is a cook's kitchen with granite counters and center island, Viking six-burner stove and built-in SubZero refrigerator. French doors lead out into the brick and bluestone patio with fountain. This private, walled space can also be accessed through the entry corridor, creating an inviting entrance for entertaining.A formal dining room can also be found on this level, with two sets of French doors to the outside. Two parlors on the second floor offer spaces for both formal entertaining and informal living. Both rooms feature gas fireplaces, incredible moldings, and Heart pine floors. The north-facing parlor offers a balcony overlooking the courtyard and gorgeous views of St. Philip's Church. The master suite encompasses the entire third floor and is the ultimate in luxury. An entry with pocket doors leads to an incredible, private space with two gas fireplaces one in the bedroom and one in the bath - a wet bar with built-in refrigerator and copper sink, a walk-in California Closet, and the same stunning crown molding and Heart pine floors found throughout the house. The granite dual-sink vanity, glass-wall shower and marble soaking tub complete this space. The fourth floor offers two guest bedrooms both with dormer windows with views to the south and north and a full hall bath. The north-facing bedroom features a unique loft that could function as a reading nook, play area, or artist studio. Neighborhood Description 24 Queen Street is a special property the perfect blend of period details, modern amenities, and an ideal location in the heart of the city.
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