
719 Greenwich Street: A Country Cottage Above the West Village
Our Home of the Week pairs a rooftop cottage, covered porch, and garden with a West Village loft full of exposed beams, brick, and a stone fireplace.
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Our Home of the Week pairs a rooftop cottage, covered porch, and garden with a West Village loft full of exposed beams, brick, and a stone fireplace.

Our October 9 picks pair Hudson River windows, a walk-in dressing room, two private balconies, exposed brick and a wood-and-marble kitchen with asking prices under $1 million.

Our Views of the Week pick at One Madison pairs wraparound windows with the Empire State Building, river sunsets, and a bathroom view of One World Trade Center.

Our October 2 picks: five NYC homes under $1 million, from arched doorways in Ditmas Park to a green Woodside kitchen and two bathrooms in Ridgewood.

Our picks for Exposed Brick of the Week: five NYC homes with brick arches, exposed beams, a tin-ceiling kitchen, and painted-brick walls.

Tour Stony Hill Farm in Amagansett, where coffered rooms, French doors, covered porches, a pool pavilion, and a vegetable garden open toward protected farmland.

Tour a renovated Stuyvesant Heights townhouse where exposed brick, decorative fireplaces, pale wood cabinetry, stone, and a private backyard connect old and new.

Five New York City homes for sale under $1 million, including private outdoor space in Bushwick, Astoria, and Hunters Point and black brick in South Harlem.

Compare five Hamptons beaches, access considerations, and current homes for sale or rent within clearly disclosed distances.

Compare Westhampton Beach, Southampton, Sag Harbor, East Hampton, and Montauk, with current homes for sale or rent in each area.

nearThere’s Hamptons home search starts with beaches, villages, nearby destinations, and visible home details.

Five current New York City homes asking less than $1 million, from a glass-wrapped Astoria condo to a loft-like Washington Heights co-op.