Thread: The Real World: New Orleans 2 - House

Unless someone else setting a house up for filming, you do have it. Enjoy folks. As for the locals, I think we can show some southern hospitality and be sure to be good hosts and not all show up on the door step

things like this can really help the city, so let's make a good impression on the crew, and for the city when the show airs.

I'm sure you wouldve gotten it pretty soon either way. It's made it's way into the local gossip so it was only a matter of time til it broke here.

Looks pretty swank. If the house looks familiar, it was because NBA player Baron Davis first showed it to us on MTV's Cribs.

Front of house:


Back of house:


Pool:


Pool and patio:


Master bathroom:


Grand staircase:


Kitchen:


Pictures from Sotheby's

Oh, that's a really nice house.

Found some more pictures here: DORIAN BENNETT SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

Floor plans from zillow.com. On this first picture, the pool area is located to the left of the master bedroom and below the greatroom:





Here's the description from them.

A lovely landscaped front garden leads to an elegant entrance and foyer with a dramatic staircase to the major living areas. This grand home features high ceilings and wonderful hardwood floors throughout plus large elegant windows with splendid views on the city. Also included is a fun additional apartment which would make for a private screening room, billiard room, or a separate apartment for guests or live-in staff.

And for those of who you might prefer to see it with your own eyes:

Eclectic Home

Baron Davis' episode of MTV Cribs.

I'm assuming one of the smaller bedrooms (perhaps the one on the first floor) will be used as the confessional, with another one of the bedrooms used by production for their personal interviews.

According to permits, Baron Davis still owns the house.

Good job team. Another BMP house foiled haha.

There are two permits by the way.

Originally Posted by 43000www_new

There are two permits by the way.

Yes I saw that, but the other permit didn't strike me as important as this one which clearly says "once production is complete" and is the exact same wording as the permits purchased for the DC house.

Baron Davis is listed as the owner on both permits, which obviously makes him still the legal owner of the house.