Welcome to Fontainbleau, where this charming Traditional home sits as the perfect blend encapsulating New Orleans charm with updated appliances and features. This neighborhood is highly sought after as a result of its Prime Location. Directly off of Claiborne Ave, access to many attractions and the highway is no difficult task. Just a short distance from Tulane University, Ochsner Baptist, Uptown/Garden District/French Quarter, and many other countless attractions. As you enter, you're greeted with a beautiful oak floor leading to an inviting staircase. Take a left to the dining that is ready for your large dining room table. The dining room effortlessly flows into the kitchen with all updated appliances. Entering the opposite side of the home from the foyer, you're now in leisure land. An enchanting and inviting study/den/library, equipped with a fireplace, is ready for your home office setup or, simply put, a relaxation realm. Do you hear the subtle cracking of the fireplace while reading your captivating book? I do! This den leads directly into a bonus room that can be your blank canvas for all of your aspirations. The rear living room has a modern aesthetic as it overlooks and leads directly to your in-ground pool which also has a full pool house containing a full bathroom. Upstairs is for your personal privacy. Three bedrooms and two full baths welcome you at the summit. The primary bedroom is sure to entice you. Not only does it contain an ensuite bathroom, but it also has a substantial closet. This closet is large enough for an additional seating area, office, or even a workout room. Large underground basement for storage.Permitted for STR you could also use this as an investment property as it remains completely booked for a majority of the year, especially large events (MG, JF, etc.). Can be purchased FULLY furnished or unfurnished.I believe it's just about time to consider yourself lucky and call 5529 South Johnson Street HOME!
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