1300 Arabella Street is a rare mixed-use neighborhood asset steeped in New Orleans history as the original home of Langenstein’s, which served the community from 1922 to 2025. The ±4,500 SF ground-floor retail space—operating as a legally non-conforming, full-service retail use—will be available within approximately 90 days, while the ±2,575 SF second floor includes two well-maintained 2BR/1BA apartments, one leased month-to-month and one vacant. Positioned on the hard corner of Prytania and Arabella Streets, directly adjacent to the new Robert’s Fresh Market, the property sits in the heart of the Golden Rectangle, just blocks from Prytania Street, St. Charles Avenue, and Magazine Street. Its legal non-conforming status allows continued retail operation or less intensive uses, including office (buyer to verify zoning and permitted uses).

This rare Lower Garden District offering features a fully licensed mixed-use short-term rental complex with seven commercial STR licenses, a ground-floor commercial space, and a large rear yard. Originally built c. 1855 and meticulously restored, the property blends historic character with modern systems and offers compelling upside through potential historic tax credits—just steps from Magazine Street and minutes from Downtown and the French Quarter.

This ±1,800 SF former bar space offers strong street presence along one of New Orleans’ most active retail corridors. Previously home to Another Bar, the fully built-out space features a new front façade and flexible layout, with the option to subdivide into up to three ±600 SF storefronts—each with Freret frontage and display windows—surrounded by a dense mix of top local and national operators.

This ±1,275 SF second-generation restaurant space in the heart of the Marigny comes fully built out with a commercial kitchen, bar seating, and generous outdoor dining. Formerly home to Bao & Noodle, the space features an open kitchen, hood vent, grease trap, and private office—all surrounded by some of the neighborhood’s most beloved destinations and just steps from the French Quarter.