This 115-Year-Old New Orleans Victorian Has Vintage Charm to Spare

The home was built in 1904 for prominent judge Lawrence O’Donnell, his wife, and their six children. In 1923, the home served as wedding venue for the family’s youngest daughter.

Like any good front porch in the South, this one features haint blue on the ceiling and a cozy swing.

The original stairwell scrollwork has been restored and repainted to period specifications.

The electrical marble fireplace is the focal point of the spacious, light-filled living room.

A deep green lacquer on the walls creates a dramatic look in the dining room.

Luxe modern touches, like an oversized Carrera marble island and professional appliances, mix with period details and rustic pickled beams for an old-meets-new vibe.

The home’s custom walk-in pantry features multiple shelving configurations and space for literally everything.

Exposed pickled beams and bricks create a more casual feel in the den located right off the kitchen.

On the second floor, the bedrooms and bathrooms are lined up along a side hall. The spacious master suite includes a sitting room, walk-in closet, and a bathroom with a double vanity.

Beware of swooning, ladies.

The third-floor addition features a quirky study area with space for an entertainment nook.

Bonus bedroom alert!

The spacious backyard boasts plenty of privacy and room for plenty of furniture.