GUIDE
New York
NEIGHBORHOODS
Manhattan
- West Village
- Crooked streets, Federal and Greek Revival townhouses, the city at its most intimate.
- Tribeca
- Cast-iron and warehouse lofts on cobblestone, generous volumes and light.
- Upper East Side
- Limestone townhouses and pre-war co-ops between Central Park and Madison.
Brooklyn
- Brooklyn Heights
- New York's first historic district; brownstones one block from the harbour.
- Park Slope
- Romanesque and Queen Anne rows beside Prospect Park.
The Hamptons
- Sagaponack
- Farmland meeting the ocean; shingle houses behind tall privet.
Hudson Valley
- Rhinebeck
- River estates, stone farmhouses and a village that keeps its scale.
WHAT CLIENTS ASK OF US
- Buyers
- Co-op boards, landmark rules and townhouse condition explained clearly and early.
- Sellers
- Original detail given its due: mouldings, stoops, cast iron, before square footage.
- Country houses
- Weekend-ready homes within reach of the city, with land and privacy.
HOW WE WORK HERE
- Landmark status
- Historic district and individual designation noted on every listing.
- Co-op and condo
- Building type, board expectations and financing limits summarised simply.
- Seasons
- East End and Hudson Valley homes photographed in the season that suits them.