Nancy's house is a great historic home in an increasingly hip part of New Orleans. Coming from the Southeast, it was nice to arrive at the house without having to drive all the way through the city. Everything was far more convenient to the house than we expected (I don't think we paid over $20 for a Lyft during our entire stay and most were below $15), and the neighborhood was in a far more hip area than we anticipated (a good thing!). Just down the street are more bars than I could count with, what appeared to be, all the "cool kids." You're right across the street from a high school, which has its expected volume & traffic delays at the expected times, but nothing overbearing or unmanageable. Being half a block from a (seemingly) semi-major street corner where people gather and hang out regularly, there is a bit of volume that kept our daughter up at night, but nothing that couldn't be overcome with a simple white noise machine. We had more than enough room on the street for our two cars.
The house itself is gorgeous and was more than enough space for our five total guests. We never had a problem with bathroom or availability of sleeping space. It has its quirks, of course (doors requiring an extra push to fully shut, etc.), but nothing negative or unexpected in a house this age in New Orleans. The front porch is fantastic. And of course, being able to interact with Oscar Meyer the pig was a huge bonus, especially for our daughter.
If you're looking for a reasonably priced historic home with a great feel and location, definitely check this one out. Nancy is a great communicator and will be happy to answer any of your questions.