New York

In Saddle River, New Jersey—about 30 miles from Manhattan—this one offering centers on land, not a finished residence. Set amid strong surrounding value, the rare, bucolic three-acre parcel stands out for its exceptional usability, free of streams and wetlands that can limit building plans. Existing barn and paddocks support immediate equestrian use while leaving room for reinvention. It is a canvas for a dream estate, a collector’s facility, or a dedicated artist studio, with “as-is” structures underscoring the property’s redevelopment potential.

Along Milford’s coveted shoreline, one exceptional retreat captures the essence of luxury coastal living. At 9 Stowe Avenue, sweeping panoramic views and true beachfront positioning set a dramatic backdrop for daily life, while direct beach access keeps the water close at hand. A multi-level layout creates natural zones for entertaining and hosting, balancing openness with a sense of escape. With seven bedrooms, the home is scaled for extended family and guests, reflecting the enduring pull of a prized coastal address.

In Southampton Village, one newly completed residence at 69 Halsey Street captures the Hamptons appeal of privacy paired with close-to-town ease. Set on a tranquil half-acre, the compound balances generous capacity with separation, offering seven en-suite bedrooms in the main house plus a guest/studio cottage. Across three fully utilized levels, light-filled interiors with white oak floors and soaring ceilings open to a resort-style backyard, where a heated gunite pool and spa, expansive lawn, and built-in BBQ patio support effortless entertaining.

In Woodhaven, Queens, one mint-condition brick two-family home reflects a growing preference for turnkey living paired with lasting durability. Set within classic New York multi-family stock, the residence stands out for a top-to-bottom renovation that prioritizes craft and long-term practicality. Major system upgrades, including updated electrical alongside a new boiler and hot water heater, help reduce near-term upkeep and uncertainty. The result is a flexible property that can function as a move-in-ready home, an income-producing asset, or both.

Across Florida’s Biscayne Bay and New York’s South Shore, this quintet traces a shared devotion to life on the water, where architecture and leisure are shaped by views, docks, and beach proximity. From a Strang Design–collaborated estate rising on the bay to Point Lookout’s channel-front and beachside addresses, these homes quintet modern, turnkey finishes with outdoor programs built for lingering—pools, spas, rooftop entertaining, and generous gathering spaces. Rounding out the mix, an Aventura residence adds a service-rich, lock-and-leave counterpoint in a prime corridor.

Across this collection of exceptional New York residences, classic character meets a distinctly modern sense of ease, spanning the Upper East Side, Upper West Side, New City, and the scenic Hudson Valley. From elegant prewar homes with soaring ceilings, exposed brick, and refined wood floors to expansive Colonial estates surrounded by rolling landscapes, each property offers a unique expression of luxury living. Thoughtful renovations, light-filled interiors, and seamless indoor-outdoor connections define the experience throughout, while chef-inspired kitchens, spa-like baths, and inviting entertaining spaces elevate everyday life. Whether set amid the energy of Manhattan or the tranquility of Dutchess County, these homes showcase the breadth and sophistication of New York living.

Across Connecticut’s storied enclaves, Long Island’s harbor edge, and the Pocono Mountains’ deep seclusion, this quintet shares a lifestyle-first approach to luxury—privacy, prospect, and the feeling of a personal retreat. Architecture anchors the selection, from New Canaan’s 1959 Edward Durell Stone Celanese House to newer custom contemporary craft. Water takes a starring role in Stratford and Lloyd Harbor, while acreage and mountain views define Effort’s 68-acre sanctuary. Each residence pairs its setting with modern ease, from turnkey comfort to tech-forward amenities.

Resort-style living built into the everyday. Large-acre settings, scenic grounds, and privacy-forward layouts create a sense of retreat, while indoor and outdoor pools, spa-ready lower levels, and recreation spaces elevate year-round entertaining. Architectural character runs from European-inspired to Tudor manor and farmhouse colonial, each anchored by chef-grade kitchens, great rooms, and the kind of garage and utility capacity that supports a true estate lifestyle.

Pedigree design, enduring character, and a lived-in sense of luxury. From a five-level West Village townhouse renewed by AD100 designer Stephen Gambrel to a restored 1910 Gold Coast landmark on Lloyd Harbor’s storied bluffs, each residence balances provenance with polish. Waterfront living takes center stage on the Great South Bay and high above Brooklyn’s Domino Park, while a Southampton Village new build completes the set with modern ease and resort-minded amenities.