Author: Sarah Burris
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Character, Built In: 5 Homes with Beautiful Exposed Wood Beams
Wood beams don’t just carry the weight of a home; they carry the room. They add dimension, beauty, and a sense of structure that instantly elevates a space. They bring warmth, depth, and a little character to any room. From an 18th-century Hudson Valley estate to a light-filled home with soaring ceilings in South Harlem,…
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The Year Was 1969
The year was 1969, and possibility, progress, and creativity were everywhere. The Stonewall riots pushed a long-overdue fight for equality into the open. Woodstock turned a quiet field into three days of music and love that defined a generation. Sesame Street premiered and changed how kids learned their ABCs. The Beatles released their final album,…
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Simply Stunning: 5 Homes That Keep It Modern Minimal
There’s something instantly calming about a space that leans into simplicity. Modern minimalism isn’t about having less—it’s about giving every room room to breathe. These homes use clean lines, soft palettes, and thoughtful design to create spaces that feel open and intentional. From a bright waterfront condo in Miami to a peaceful retreat in the…
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Sweater Weather, But Make It Real Estate
Sweater weather has arrived, and everything suddenly feels a little cozier. The air’s cooler and the light’s softer. It’s the time of year made for fires crackling, pumpkin spice, weekend drives, and slowing down enough to actually notice the leaves changing. Here are a few BHS listings that feel right at home this time of…
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Weekly Treasures: Homes Near Street Fairs and Flea Markets Worth the Stroll
If you love a good treasure hunt, the kind that leads to vintage furniture, well-loved books, handmade pieces, or items that already come with a bit of history, you’ll get the appeal. Each of these homes sits near a local market where every find feels like it’s waiting for its next chapter, ready to be…
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All Set, No Setup: Homes That Come Fully Furnished (or with an Option to Buy)
Moving is exciting but staring at an empty room and a six-week sofa delivery window can take the fun out of it. These homes skip that part. They come fully furnished or with the option to buy, so you can move right in and start living. It’s like skipping straight to the good part, a…
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Homes So Close to the Village Halloween Parade, It’s Scary
This Friday, the Annual Village Halloween Parade is bringing its spooktacular energy right down Sixth Avenue—a tradition since 1974! Why fight the crowds or rush for a quick glimpse when you could live right in the heart of it? We’ve rounded up some great homes near all the action, putting you just steps from the…
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The Year Was 1959
The year was 1959. Dwight Eisenhower was in the White House, Alaska and Hawaii became the 49th and 50th states, and the space race was accelerating. The Guggenheim Museum opened on Fifth Avenue, surprising New Yorkers with its spiraling shape and bold design. NASA introduced the Mercury Seven, the microchip was invented, Barbie made her…
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Design on the Rise: Homes with Rolling Ladders
Rolling ladders: part storage solution, part major design moment. Whether they’re gliding across a library wall or tucked into a kitchen to reach the china you only bring out once a year, these clever features add instant charm and a sense of ease to any space. They may whisper luxury, but their appeal is as…
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Cabinet Fever Part II: Kitchens in Every Shade but White
White kitchens will always have their place. They’re timeless, versatile, and easy to love. But lately, color is making a comeback—and it’s coming for the cabinets. Think sky blue, sunshine yellow, mint green, even chartreuse. Unexpected shades that turn the kitchen into a design statement. A little moodier. A lot more personal. Call it Cabinet…