Awais Manzoor

Turn-key interiors paired with the everyday pull of ocean air, lanais, and resort-style grounds. From Kailua-Kona condos near Keauhou’s ocean activities, golf, and shopping to Lahaina’s top-floor oceanfront vantage, the island’s coastal rhythm stays close. On the East Side, two remodeled homes on larger lots bring flexible living space with modern finishes. Select listings add practical upside, from upgraded details to vacation-rental flexibility.

design-forward living where architecture and craftsmanship set the tone, and lifestyle amenities finish the story. In Boston, a Pinckney Street townhouse pairs historic charm with rare private outdoor space, while a Trinity Place condo frames Trinity Church and the Public Library with full-service ease. Beyond the city, an architect-designed Concord retreat links to town by a backyard path, an Ipswich estate unfolds as a multi-structure entertaining compound, and an Egremont Tudor commands panoramic acreage with water amenities.

Across a sextet of island addresses, the throughline is Hawai‘i living shaped by nature, privacy, and effortless movement between indoors and out. From an end-of-lane oceanfront duplex on O‘ahu’s North Shore to a perimeter cul-de-sac home in Mililani Mauka, these residences favor breathing room and thoughtful positioning. On Hawai‘i Island, a two-year-new Kailua-Kona retreat frames patios and views, while a Kealakekua parcel offers 7+ acres with hundreds of fruit trees. Even in sold Haiku, rural allure resonates.

Across coastal Massachusetts, Rhode Island enclaves, and a peaceful Charlton setting, this quintet shares a distinctly lifestyle-forward point of view. Each home treats daily living as an experience, pairing light-filled interiors and flexible layouts with purposeful outdoor spaces—decks, a sunroom, a koi-pond sanctuary, or a backyard built for recreation. Privacy remains a through line, whether through gated community amenities near Padanaram or mature landscaping on a corner lot, with room to entertain, recharge, and adapt.

salt-air coastal enclaves, protected farmland, a secluded equestrian setting, and an urban address defined by historic texture and walkable ease. Each property is shaped by an anchor amenity, from beach-club boating and a dock-and-club waterfront community to a 10-stall stable with arenas and paddocks. The collection also highlights privacy—down long drives or behind a rare private Beacon Hill entrance—paired with indoor-outdoor living on decks, porches, patios, and gardens.

Across coastal Rhode Island and Massachusetts, this quintet of homes shares a polished, design-forward approach to living well, with pricing clustered around $1.27M–$1.50M. From the amenity-rich Carnegie Tower—where a fully customized waterfront residence rises high in the coveted -01 stack—to a thoughtfully reimagined Centerville ranch, craftsmanship takes center stage. Farther inland, two custom builds in Amherst and Westfield quintet privacy with resort-style grounds, including landscaped outdoor spaces and an inground pool, while offering layouts suited to hosting and extended stays.

Practical land and off-grid living shaped by privacy, forested surroundings, and an agriculture-friendly mindset. Two Fern Forest parcels in Volcano stand out for their distinctive dimensions—one a rare square-shaped agricultural lot and another a long, narrow tract suited to setbacks and flexibility. In Pahoa’s Ainaloa/Tiki Gardens, a cleared corner lot on paved Ainaloa Blvd offers straightforward access. Rounding out the group are two off-grid homes on 3 acres, including a compact tiny-home option.

room to breathe, thoughtful indoor-outdoor living, and floor plans that adapt to work, hosting, and hobbies. From a tree-lined Londonderry neighborhood to 102 private acres in Rowe, each property pairs privacy with access to everyday amenities or recreation. Coastal Bourne adds classic Cape touches with a deck and outdoor shower, while Northfield and Halifax bring updated comfort, generous yards, and the potential to personalize.

South County’s appeal comes in many forms, and this pair of properties captures two distinct ways of living near the Rhode Island coast. In Narragansett’s Jerusalem neighborhood, 1127 Succotash Road places daily life on the sand, framed by a storied beach-and-fishing community. In nearby Wakefield, 24 private acres designed for outdoor recreation, with a saltwater pool, pool house, and a full basketball court. Together, they reflect privacy, play, and a destination-minded lifestyle.

Across Hawai‘i Island, this quintet of listings reflects a land-first approach to living, where gardens, orchards, and workable acreage shape daily rhythms. Several homes lean into self-sufficiency, from photovoltaic power with battery storage to explicitly off-grid infrastructure and established organic growing systems. Others broaden the definition of residence through multiple living spaces, work structures, and agricultural zoning that invites flexible use. Even the more traditional, fully renovated home shares the same rural ease, anchored by county road and water.