Marigny & Bywater
For those with a taste for the unconventional and the exquisite, the Marigny and Bywater offer an unmatched blend of artistic soul and architectural beauty. Here, 19th-century Creole cottages and industrial-chic lofts share quiet streets lined with oak trees and curated cafés. Mornings start with strong coffee from a neighborhood roaster; evenings unfold over wine at a tucked-away bistro or music drifting from a nearby courtyard. Life here feels both effortlessly local and quietly exclusive — a place where you’re not just living in New Orleans, you’re living in one of its most inspired corners.
Featured Apartments
511 Marigny
Unit 308
1 bdrm
|$1,695
|821 Sq. Ft.
Available: Now
Thirty60 Lofts
Unit 204
2 bd/1ba
|$1,825
|839 Sq. Ft.
Available: Now
Thirty60 Lofts
Unit 306
2 bd/2ba
|$1,995
|970 Sq. Ft.
Available: Now
Apartment Buildings in the New Orleans Marigny & Bywater
A Brief History of Marigny & Bywater
The Faubourg Marigny was one of New Orleans’ first suburbs, established in the early 1800s by Bernard de Marigny, a wealthy Creole aristocrat known for his refined tastes and love of music. Its streets were laid out with intention, its homes built with style — a legacy still felt in the neighborhood’s graceful Creole cottages and vibrant street life. Just downriver, the Bywater developed later as a working-class enclave, rich with industrial history and architectural character. Over time, both neighborhoods evolved into havens for artists, musicians, and creatives, drawn by the area’s charm, authenticity, and soul. Today, they represent the city’s most compelling mix of heritage and edge — deeply rooted, yet always ahead of the curve.
Food and Entertainment
Living here means having some of the city’s most exciting dining and nightlife just steps from your door. From the elegant tasting menu at Saint-Germain to the effortlessly cool courtyard dining at Paladar 511, the food scene is intimate, inventive, and always a step ahead. Neighborhood gems like The Country Club offer upscale brunch with poolside lounging, while local institutions like Bacchanal pair world-class wine with nightly live music under the stars. Frenchmen Street, just at the edge of the Marigny, hums with jazz, funk, and soul — an authentic nightlife experience that never feels manufactured. This is where you come not just to eat or be entertained, but to savor every detail of life well-lived.
Creative Community
There’s a quiet pride to living in the Marigny and Bywater — a feeling that you’re part of something meaningful. Here, neighbors know each other by name, gardens are grown with care, and creativity isn’t a trend — it’s a way of life. For those who appreciate design, culture, and community in equal measure, this is where New Orleans feels most personal.