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Across this quintet of standout residences, home is framed as a private destination—where water, open land, and entertainment-ready design set the tone for everyday living. From Palaco Grande’s sunset-facing, water-direct setting in Cape Coral to Lake Cable’s refreshed waterfront ease in Canton, recreation is immediate rather than aspirational. Inland, expansive acreage in Shreve and near-acre scale in Fishers elevate privacy alongside architectural character. In Carmel, a newly updated layout and resort-style backyard complete five distinct takes on retreat living.

Price: $3,900,000

Haven TeamSep 30, 2026 · 2 min read

Homes presented as finished, reimagined visions made for immediate living. Privacy threads through each setting, from a quiet Southampton Village cul-de-sac and estate-like landscaping to an acre in Ho Ho Kus and a high-floor residence above the street. Entertaining is equally central, whether around a decked pool and guest cottage in Hampton Bays, a vaulted great room with multiple fireplaces, or triple-exposure skyline-and-river panoramas.

Across Stratford, Trumbull, and Brookfield, this trio of Connecticut homes reflects a shared emphasis on everyday flexibility and outdoor-minded living. Each offers generous, entertaining-friendly interiors anchored by kitchen-to-living flow, with finished lower levels or bonus spaces that adapt to media nights, workouts, or work-from-home routines. Just as compelling are the settings: a coveted coastal Lordship address near Russian Beach, a peaceful cul-de-sac with a hardscaped fire-pit patio, and a quiet retreat with an enclosed deck and garden views.

Central Park from the 22nd floor, open-water frontage on Reynolds Channel, beach proximity in Point Lookout, the waterfront calm of Staten Island, and the storied streetscape of Sag Harbor Village. Each property pairs that sense of place with a turnkey mindset, from fully renovated interiors to brand-new construction. Entertaining takes center stage through resort-style amenities and outdoor living, while several offerings stand out for their rare scale and clear potential to expand.

Hoboken’s urban appeal is increasingly defined by condo living that prioritizes build quality as much as design, and this one steel-and-concrete, elevator building reflects that shift. Soaring 9-foot ceilings and elegant oak flooring create an airy backdrop, while gas fireplaces add a rare layer of warmth and comfort. The gourmet kitchen’s custom wood cabinetry with soft-close storage signals a thoughtful approach to everyday function. Spa-like baths with premium finishes complete a turnkey lifestyle in a setting built for ease.

Life oriented toward iconic views and the ease of living well. From an Art-Deco Essex House residence on Central Park South to a Riverside Drive home overlooking Riverside Park and the river, each address elevates daily routines with panoramic scenery. Farther afield, Candlewood Lake, Hampton Bays, and Baldwin Harbor frame properties defined by shoreline, dockage, and an outdoors-forward rhythm.

Privacy-first living, elevated by resort-caliber amenities and entertaining-ready interiors. European-inspired architecture and classic forms meet modern comforts, from soaring great rooms and chef kitchens to wine rooms, theaters, and dedicated fitness spaces. Outdoors, gated drives, walking paths, pools with cabanas or pool houses, and even equestrian facilities create self-contained retreats designed for guests, multigenerational flexibility, and unhurried weekends at home.

Space shaped by light. Each home leans into views—treetops, river, or city skyline—through generous windows and open plans that suit everyday living and entertaining. Outdoor breathing room appears in two private balconies, while another residence trades exterior space for dramatic volume and a vast, flexible lower level. Together, the four listings trace a lifestyle spectrum from quiet retreat to full-service convenience.

Across Manhattan and Long Island’s storied enclaves, this quintet captures how today’s luxury buyers balance design polish with daily ease. In the city, lofty volumes, oversized windows, and skyline energy quintet with full-service amenities, co-working convenience, and High Line adjacency, while one flexible “condop” stands out for unusually accommodating ownership rules. On the Island, classic Colonial and Colonial Dutch Revival architecture delivers space, privacy, and adaptable layouts—from finished lower levels to extra garage loft potential—without sacrificing commuter practicality.