Category: Homes
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Where Literary Legends Lived: A Storied Penthouse Above the East River
Perched atop one of Beekman and Sutton Place’s most stunning residences sits a home unlike any other in Manhattan—a duplex penthouse where Art Deco architecture, literary history, and sweeping skyline views converge: 444 East 52nd Street. The home is currently on the market for $4.5 million and represented by Paul Anand, Bonnie Goldner, and Theron…
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The Late, Great Lena Horne’s Former Queens Home Hits the Market for $1.22 Million
In Addisleigh Park, a storied Queens enclave once known as New York’s “African-American Gold Coast”, a home with a remarkable past has just hit the market for $1.22 million. The Tudor-style residence was once owned by the legendary Lena Horne, the trailblazing singer, actress, and civil-rights icon whose grace and courage left an indelible mark on American culture. …
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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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Luxury on Sag Harbor Bay: 60 Bay View Drive East
With its storybook charm, serene harbor views, and blend of coastal elegance and small-town warmth, Sag Harbor is one of the Hamptons’ most beloved enclaves. Once a bustling whaling village, it now offers a refined yet relaxed lifestyle—where historic architecture, world-class dining, and scenic beaches meet a close-knit, artistic community. Residents enjoy the best of…
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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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Landmarked Living: 2 Unique Lofts Inside Harlem’s Iconic P.S. 90
Central Harlem is a vibrant neighborhood known for its rich culture, historic brownstones, and strong community spirit. It offers easy access to parks, local markets, and diverse dining options. These features make Central Harlem a highly desirable neighborhood, and the exceptional listings at the landmarked P.S. 90 Condominium—Units #3K and #4B at 220 West 148th…
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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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A Connecticut Home Older than America Hits the Market
There’s something special about walking into a home that carries the weight of history. Set on a little over an acre just a short stroll from downtown New Canaan, 204 Parade Hill Road is one of those rare Connecticut properties that seems to whisper stories of the past while welcoming you into a distinctly modern…
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A Piece of New York History: The Dakota’s Unit #33 Comes to Market
The Dakota, completed in 1884 and located on the Upper West Side at 1 West 72nd Street, is one of New York City’s most iconic residential buildings. Designed by architect Henry Janeway Hardenbergh, the Dakota was among the city’s first luxury apartment buildings, introducing features that were revolutionary at the time, including large private apartments,…