Category: Homes
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Building of the Week: 998 Fifth Avenue
1948 photograph of 998 Fifth Avenue, from the collection of the Office for Metropolitan History 998 Fifth Avenue, designed by McKim, Mead & White in 1909, is one of the most majestic ever built in New York, or even in the United States. The developer was James T. Lee, grandfather of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, who…
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Above It All: Penthouse Perspective
From skyline views to private outdoor spaces and light-filled interiors, penthouses bring a sense of elevation to everyday living. Whether perched above Central Park, overlooking the Hudson River, or high above the ocean, these homes offer a perspective defined by light, space, and views. Here are five BHS penthouses that offer a view from the…
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Game Day Ready: Homes Built for the Ultimate Watch Party
With the biggest game of the year just around the corner, fans everywhere are already gearing up for one of the biggest entertainment days of the year. These exceptional properties are the perfect spots to host a watch party, offering expansive entertaining spaces that make gathering with friends and family effortless and fun. From dramatic…
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What Winter? We’ll Be by the Pool.
While much of the country retreats indoors in the winter months, South Florida’s best luxury homes embrace outdoor living year-round. Here, winter simply means idyllic pool days, softer light, refreshing breezes, and uninterrupted afternoons by the water. Warm up touring a few exceptional listings that elevate the art of poolside living: Resort Style Pool Escape —…
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On Thin Ice: Homes Near Local Ice Skating Rinks
If winter had a love language, it would be ice skating. There’s something about lacing up, stepping onto the rink, and leaning into a familiar cold-weather ritual that just feels nostalgic. So we followed the trail of local rinks and found homes that put you close to the action. These six listings prove that the…
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Pattern Underfoot: Herringbone, Chevron & Parquet Floors
We’re officially looking down. From classic Park Avenue parquet to breezy chevron floors in Palm Beach and an intricately inlaid Hudson Valley farmhouse, these homes show how some of the best design details are found below. Herringbone, chevron, and parquet bring instant character and warmth, setting the tone the moment you walk in. These six…
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18 Tokeneke Trail: a Darien Estate with a Rare Architectural Treasure
Offered for the first time in more than 54 years, Round Meadows is a beautiful estate on over 5 acres within the coveted Tokeneke Association. Located in Darien, Connecticut, 18 Tokeneke Trail evokes a sense of seclusion and natural beauty — connected to the charm and prestige of the Connecticut coastline. With its early twentieth…
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Shoe-In: Steve Madden’s Former Home, Now For Sale
If the shoe fits, 200 East 69th Street, Unit 47 would be the perfect pair of stylish and sleek. This full-floor Lenox Hill condominium — listed with Justin Stolarczyk — offers an unparalleled timeless design and jaw-dropping views that once captivated famed shoe icon Steve Madden. Situated high above Manhattan in the iconic Trump Palace,…
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The Year Was 1931
The year was 1931, Herbert Hoover was in the White House, and America was juggling invention, uncertainty, and a surprising amount of firsts in the midst of the Great Depression. Jane Addams became the first American woman to win a Nobel Peace Prize, New York debuted the first projector for rear movie projection, and Thomas…
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House Call: Inside the Reel Life of Acclaimed Filmmaker’s Hoboken Home
A blockbuster Hoboken property just made its big debut! The charming three-bed, two-bath townhouse at 210 13th Street in Hoboken, NJ — long the beloved residence of acclaimed filmmaker and Hoboken icon John Sayles — is officially on the market with Sharon Shahinian of Brown Harris Stevens. This south-facing, turn-key single-family home, tucked between Garden Street and Park Avenue,…