Renovated Historic Algiers Point Mansion w/ Pool

Step inside this beautiful historic property at 405 Delaronde Street, previously known as the Bed and Breakfast on the Point. Completely renovated in 2026, this property blends 19th-century New Orleans charm with comfortable accommodations and modern amenities. The 5 bedroom, 4 bathroom space features classic architectural details, lush outdoor areas shaded by centuries-old oak trees, and authentic Southern hospitality.

Guests love the peaceful atmosphere of Algiers Point and the ease of access to the heart of the city via the ferry. It’s the perfect spot for those who want a quiet neighborhood setting to relax in after exploring the lively streets of the French Quarter, the Garden District, and beyond.

ROOM LAYOUT & FEATURES (please see floor plans in photos for more information about the layout).

First Floor: 2 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms:

- Bedroom 1: Queen bed with ensuite bathroom that includes a tub and shower

- Bedroom 2: King bed (no ensuite bath)

- Full bathroom: Located in hallway and includes a shower

- Full chef`s kitchen with massive island & bar seating, & separate dining area

- 3 separate living room spaces: two at the front of the house and one connected to the kitchen

- Front and side porches, outdoor areas with seating and dining spaces, and a huge outdoor pool

- Laundry closet w/ washer & dryer

Second floor: 3 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms

- Bedroom 3 (suite style): has a King bed in the main room, which leads into attached room with Twin bed and sitting area, then leads to a full bathroom that includes tub and shower. You must walk through the room with the Twin bed to access the ensuite bathroom.

- Bedroom 4: single room with two Queen beds, ensuite access door to full bathroom with shower. That bathroom also has a door that opens to the hallway so that the guest from Bedroom 5 has access.

- Bedroom 5: has a Full size bed.

- Front 2nd floor balcony & side balconies, access to the pool area via stairs

- 2 living areas, including a living room / library and a separate themed lounge space

We enforce quiet hours from 9PM to 7AM. Please be respectful of your neighbors. ABSOLUTELY NO PARTIES will be tolerated, and any violations will result in termination of your reservation without a refund.

There is no smoking or vaping on the property whatsoever. This includes inside the rooms, building, and outdoor spaces. Violations will result in a $500 cleaning fee and termination of your reservation without a refund. We’re VERY SERIOUS about this.

We unfortunately cannot offer luggage storage before or after your stay, but we recommend using Bounce, a luggage storage service, for any needs you may have.

Guests enjoy exclusive use of the entire property. The property`s operator has a completely separate, locked-off caretaker suite with its own private entrance on the 2nd floor. There are no shared interior spaces - every part of the place is yours except for the caretaker`s suite.

Distances to destinations in the city:

- French Quarter - 10-15 minutes (via the Algiers Ferry)
- National WWII Museum - 12 minutes by car (3.7 miles)
- Convention Center - 12 minutes by car (3.5 miles)
- Caesars Superdome - 15 minutes by car (4.5 miles)
- Audubon Aquarium - 10 minutes (via the Algiers Ferry)

Popular Nearby Spots Within Walking Distance Include:

- Algiers Point Ferry Terminal – 5 minute walk (0.2 miles) takes you directly across the river to the French Quarter
- Crown & Anchor English Pub – 5 minute walk (0.2 miles)
- Dry Dock Cafe – 5 minute walk (0.2 miles)
- Algiers Courthouse – 5 minute walk (0.2 miles)
- The Levee walking path – 2 minute walk
- Barracuda Taco Stand - outstanding tacos and other Mexican fare, one block from the house

A bit more about the history:

The Seger–Rees–Donner House at 405–407 Delaronde Street was constructed around 1850 on land that was once part of the Duverjé plantation, acquired by Barthélemy Duverjé in 1809. After the property was subdivided in 1842, Thomas Rees and Augustin Seger purchased the adjoining lots in 1848 and built the large Greek Revival double residence that still stands today. The house was built during Algiers Point’s rise as a center of shipbuilding, rail transportation, ferry operations, and river commerce. Rees and Seger were partners in a shipbuilding enterprise, and Seger later became associated with the New Orleans and Great Western Railroad. Designed as a rare two-family residence, the house features a symmetrical double-house plan with broad two-story galleries wrapping the façade and sides, classical box columns, Greek-key detailing, six-over-six sash windows, and mirrored interior floor plans. A complete interior renovation was completed in 2026, adding modern conveniences but retaining the historic architectural features of the home. It remains one of the finest surviving examples of antebellum domestic architecture in Algiers Point.

The property is also notable for the large live oak that stands in the side yard of the house, estimated to be between 200 and 300 years old and predating the development of much of Algiers Point. In October 1895, the house survived the devastating Algiers fire that destroyed approximately 250 buildings. Though a barn at the rear of the property was lost in the fire, the main house was spared. From 1912 to 1922, 407 Delaronde was home to early jazz musician Norman Brownlee, who later led one of New Orleans` prominent dance orchestras and recorded for the Okeh label in 1926. During the twentieth century, the property became associated with the Donner family, giving rise to its present name, the Seger–Rees–Donner House. In 1983, the City of New Orleans designated the residence an official historic landmark in recognition of its architectural significance and its connections to the maritime, railroad, and musical history of Algiers Point.

For more than 35 years, the property operated as the Bed & Breakfast on the Point, earning a reputation as one of Algiers Point`s most recognizable historic inns. The current owners purchased the property in 2025 and are honored to continue welcoming guests while preserving the home`s remarkable history.

We’re available to assist you with any needs you may have, 24 hours a day.

Located directly across the Mississippi River from the French Quarter, Algiers Point is New Orleans’ second-oldest neighborhood. Known for its quiet, tree-lined streets, historic architecture, and friendly locals, `The Point` feels like a small village hidden inside a big city. You are just a short walk to the ferry terminal that takes pedestrians across the river to the French Quarter. Also nearby are neighborhood pubs, local coffee shops, and the beautiful paved levee path offering the best views of the New Orleans skyline.

Algiers Ferry:
The easiest and most scenic way to get to the French Quarter and downtown is the Algiers Ferry. Download the Le Pass app (the official RTA/Jazzy app) to buy digital passes right on your phone. The ferry terminal is just a 5-minute walk from the house. Pedestrians only, no cars.

Uber & Lyft:
Prices vary by time and demand; these are rough estimates.
French Quarter / Bourbon St: $15–25 (often faster via Ferry)
Warehouse District / WWII Museum: $15–20
MSY Airport: $35–55

Our property is not baby-proofed, so please use discretion when traveling with smaller children.

New Orleans is prone to hurricanes and other storms, sometimes outside of the normal season. Please note that we do not move, cancel, or provide refunds or credits for any reason, including COVID, road conditions/closures, travel cancellations, and weather conditions. If you think you may need to cancel for any reason, we HIGHLY SUGGEST that you purchase trip insurance or book closer to your travel dates.


Additionally, please be aware that from May through June, this whole region experiences flying termite swarms. While these insects are harmless to humans and we take proactive measures to manage them, they may occasionally find their way indoors during swarming season, and no home in the area is 100% immune to them

***There is a $200 security/damage deposit collected 3 days prior to arrival, and returned shortly after your stay. This is done as a $200 hold on your method of payment, not a full charge. Please see the rental agreement (required to be read and signed before booking) for more details. ***
Please carefully read our house rules below
Please carefully read our house rules below

1. The booking guest must have their ID uploaded to their profile.

2. Please be mindful of our neighbors. We enforce quiet hours from 9PM to 7AM.

3. While early check-in / late checkout may be available, this must be arranged ahead of time for an extra fee. Unauthorized Late checkouts are a $50 charge for each hour after 11am - a 15 minute grace period is given. Late checkouts MUST be requested before 9PM the day before your departure.

4.Clean towels are a provided amenity. Each guest listed on your reservation will receive 1 set of towels for their stay (bath towel, hand towel, wash cloth, makeup towel). We are unable to fulfill requests for additional towels during the duration of your stay. There is a washer/dryer available in the unit should you need to refresh your towels during your stay.

5. Smoking & vaping in the home or pool area will result in a $500 cleaning fee and termination of your reservation without refund.

6. Unregistered guests and parties are prohibited by local laws and ILLEGAL. Our occupancy limits are set by local ordinance. Exterior cameras present at the property to verify these laws/house rules are not broken. As of May 2022, all OTA platforms have specifically banned parties from their units. Violation of this rule will result in an immediate eviction from the property.

7. Please do not hang or attach anything to the walls with push pins, tape, etc. or other painted surfaces.

8. Please do not use face towels to remove makeup, it damages the towels.