The magic spell you cast, This is la vie en rose

Fontainebleau is like the new girl in school. She didn’t come around till the turn of the 20th century. This New Orleans neighborhood gives you such an inviting feel as residents greet each other while out strolling under the large oak trees.

Architecturally, Fontainebleau offers California Bungalow, Craftsman, Mission Revival, and some Spanish Revival.

The neighborhood’s most popular street is Versailles Boulevard. This is where you can find some of the largest and grandest homes in the area. No matter what section of New Orleans you call home – this street will stop you in your tracks.

Close proximity to Carrollton, Mid-City, and downtown makes Fontainebleau one of the most beloved neighborhoods in New Orleans.

Lagniappe: The arch that greets you when entering Fontainbleau was chosen by a design competition in 1912.