Category: Homes
-
Homes that Make a Great First Impression
You only get one chance to make a first impression, and these homes make theirs count. From a museum-worthy Manhattan foyer to a palm-lined Tequesta courtyard and a cinematic Miami drive, each of these listings delivers a true arrival moment. The kind that makes you pause before you’ve even seen the rest of the house.…
-
Building of the Week: 1000 Park Avenue
1916 rendering of 1000 Park Avenue, with its original glass marquee, since removed, from the collection of the Office for Metropolitan History. In 1916, architect Emery Roth designed the luxury apartment building at 1000 Park Avenue for Fenlo Realty, a subsidiary of Bing & Bing. The Bing brothers were famous for being among the first…
-
Classic Architecture, Modern Living: Inside 109 East 69th Street
Tree-lined blocks, cultural landmarks, and historic architecture define life on the Upper East Side. With Central Park nearby, world-class museums, and a collection of beloved neighborhood cafés and boutiques woven into daily life, the area offers enduring appeal. It’s a neighborhood that’s perfect for both quiet routines and vibrant city living — and at the…
-
Southampton Buys Sag Harbor Marina in Victory for Local Boaters
In a win for one local East End community, Brown Harris Stevens has successfully sold and closed the sale of Redwood Anchorage Marina in Sag Harbor. The waterfront marina, located at 40 S. Redwood Road, was purchased by the Town of Southampton Community Preservation Fund (CPF) in an off market transaction that closed for $7.5…
-
If These Homes Had a Dress Code
Some homes like to dress up. Others keep it casual. From black-tie-worthy statements to laid-back, off-duty retreats, each one has its own way of showing up. Some are made for grand evenings and full guest lists, others for everyday elegance or easy escapes. All luxury, just different dress codes. Black Tie This Lenox Hill mansion…
-
For the Price of a Manhattan Apartment, You Could Own Your Own Private Island
In New York real estate, $3.5 million typically buys a sleek condo, a doorman building, and maybe a sliver of skyline. But just 45 miles from Midtown, that same price point unlocks something far more rare: a private island. Two of the only 10 privately owned islands off the coast of Norwalk, Connecticut — Calf…
-
Through the Looking Glass: 5 Homes with Stained Glass
Light has a way of transforming a space, and stained glass takes it one step further. Part design detail, part architectural moment, it brings color and character into the home. When sunlight filters through panes of color, rooms feel layered, expressive, and quietly dramatic. From historic townhouses to coastal retreats and refined city residences, these…
-
A Home for Every New Year’s Resolution
New year, new you, and maybe even a new home to match. Whether you’re committing to your health and wellness journey, perfecting your culinary skills, or dedicating the year to career growth, the right space can make all the difference. From a private gym and a chef-worthy kitchen to an inspiring home office, these homes…
-
Building of the Week: The San Remo, 145 Central Park West
The San Remo in 1942, from the collection of the Office for Metropolitan History. The San Remo was designed by famous New York City apartment architect Emery Roth in 1929 and finished in 1930. It benefited from a law passed in the spring of 1929 that permitted high towers on plots greater than 30,000 square…
-
All Downhill From Here: Homes Near Ski Slopes
You know that itch you get with the first snowfall—that sudden urge to swap your everyday shoes for a pair of skis and your morning coffee for a toasty après-ski toddy? We get it. These BHS homes are close to the slopes and just as inviting once the boots come off, whether you’re heading out…