713 Camp, also known as the Weiderstrendt-Hingle Building, was originally designed and erected by Dakin and Gallier in 1852. The building is ideally located directly across the street from St. Patrick's Church (also a Gallier building) and in close proximity to shops, theaters, restaurants, coffee houses, and galleries. 713 Camp is also only six blocks from the French Quarter.

713 Camp's amenities differ from other condominiums in the area due to special features such as custom-milled cabinetry, tongue and groove Brazilian Cherry wood floors, twelve-foot ceilings, top-of-the-line appliances, granite kitchen counter tops, marble baths, and private balconies or terraces. These units also offer on-site covered, single vehicle parking, which is unusual for this popular location.