History
New Orleans is the only city that lives in you.
– Chris Rose
Six18 House is built on a historical lot that dates back to the 1700’s
Six18 House is built on a historical lot that dates back to the 1700’s
The history behind Six18 House
Six18 House is set on land that dates back to the 1700’s when the city was under the rule of the Spanish government. A French notary map shows the sale of the land to Pierre Belly in 1801, predating the formal reinstatement of the French government and the subsequent Louisiana Purchase. Around the time Pierre was the wealthiest man on the Mississippi River. In 1917, construction was completed for the 618 N. Rampart multi-family building. In the 1960’s a new commercial building was erected on site which became the home of an independent TV station (WWOM) which claimed to have the first 24hr broadcast schedule in the Nation. Most recently the building was the home of a well-known Italian restaurant, but since then the building has become distressed. In the past few years, the city of New Orleans has invested significantly in developing and beautifying N. Rampart Street and has made substantial progress. One project of particular significance was the construction of a street car line on N. Rampart that recently began operating for the first time in 67 years. The street car passes directly in front of Six18 House. ELIT Group acquired the property in late 2017 with the mission of reviving this historically significant site and transforming the distressed building into four luxury three-story residential units with a retail space on the ground floor.
Map List
Select Landmarks
- 1.Jackson Square (5 Blocks)
- 2.St Louis Cathedral (5 Blocks)
- 3.Louis Armstrong Park (2 Blocks)
- 4.Woldenberg Park (10 Blocks)
- 5.Lafitte Greenway (2 Blocks)
- 6.Congo Square (1 Block)
- 7.Saenger Theatre (5 Blocks)
- 8.Duncan Plaza (8 Blocks)
- 9.Superdome (11 Blocks)
- 10.Joy Theater (6 Blocks)
- 11.Irvin Mayfield’s Jazz Playhouse (6 Blocks)
Select Institutions
- 12.New Orleans Bio Innovation Center (8 Blocks)
- 13.Tulane School of Public Health (9 Blocks)
- 14.Tulane Medical Center (10 Blocks)
- 15.University Medical Center New Orleans (15 Blocks)
- 16.Audobon Aquarium (13 Blocks)
- 17.Audobon Butterfly Garden and Insectarium (11 Blocks)
Select Restaurant and Bars
- 18.Fauburg Bistro @ 700 Club (1 Block)
- 19.Royal House (6 Blocks)
- 20.Brennan’s (6 Blocks)
- 21.K-Paul’s Louisiana Kitchen (7 Blocks)
- 22.Galatoire’s (7 Blocks)
- 23.Acme Oyster House (7 Blocks)
- 24.Pat O Brien’s (4 Blocks)
- 25.718 Voodo Lounge (1 Block)
- 26.Café du Monde (7 Blocks)
- 27.Café Amelie (7 Blocks)
- 28.Effervescence (5 Blocks)
Map Legend
Select Landmarks
- 1.Jackson Square (5 Blocks)
- 2.St Louis Cathedral (5 Blocks)
- 3.Louis Armstrong Park (2 Blocks)
- 4.Woldenberg Park (10 Blocks)
- 5.Lafitte Greenway (2 Blocks)
- 6.Congo Square (1 Block)
- 7.Saenger Theatre (5 Blocks)
- 8.Duncan Plaza (8 Blocks)
- 9.Superdome (11 Blocks)
- 10.Joy Theater (6 Blocks)
- 11.Irvin Mayfield’s Jazz Playhouse (6 Blocks)
Select Institutions
- 12.New Orleans Bio Innovation Center (8 Blocks)
- 13.Tulane School of Public Health (9 Blocks)
- 14.Tulane Medical Center (10 Blocks)
- 15.University Medical Center New Orleans (15 Blocks)
- 16.Audobon Aquarium (13 Blocks)
- 17.Audobon Butterfly Garden and Insectarium (11 Blocks)
Select Restaurant and Bars
- 18.Fauburg Bistro @ 700 Club (1 Block)
- 19.Royal House (6 Blocks)
- 20.Brennan’s (6 Blocks)
- 21.K-Paul’s Louisiana Kitchen (7 Blocks)
- 22.Galatoire’s (7 Blocks)
- 23.Acme Oyster House (7 Blocks)
- 24.Pat O Brien’s (4 Blocks)
- 25.718 Voodo Lounge (1 Block)
- 26.Café du Monde (7 Blocks)
- 27.Café Amelie (7 Blocks)
- 28.Effervescence (5 Blocks)