Look no further, a rare opportunity to own a condominium in the Warehouse Arts District. The famed, and internationally recognized architect, Arthur Davis and his wife, Mary Wineman Davis, purchased 3 condo units in 1993. He skillfully combined them into their personal residence. A foyer opens into a music room, flanked by two movable stained-glass walls designed by Davis, along with a custom painted ceiling depicting a Louisiana sunset. It showcases natural light throughout and a large dining room which can comfortably seat over 16 guests. Both the dining room and living room open to a large, covered balcony that overlooks trees on Fulton Street. The living room has a fireplace, 4 large windows and multiple sitting areas. This amazing corner unit has 15 large scale windows, slate floors, 12-foot ceilings throughout with closets and storage space galore. The private area of the residence has a long hallway perfect for artwork that leads to 3 independent bedrooms and 2 full baths. The primary bedroom showcases its own private balcony, 4 large windows, a wall of built-in bookcases, 2 separate walk in closets and enough space for a sitting area overlooking Girod and South Peters Streets. The unit includes 3 indoor dedicated parking spaces, and the building has a rooftop pool and fitness room. It is an easy walk to the River, Magazine Street, Fulton Alley, The Four Seasons Hotel, Poydras and Canal Streets. Canal Place is less than a 2-block walk. Caesar’s Casino is only 1-block away. The St. Charles Streetcar is 4 blocks and the French Quarter is simply a short walk. This is a condo that lives like a residence, in a corner building with 11 units. 3862 sq. ft and 660 sq. ft. of outdoor space