Jeanne Maillet

Own a piece of history AND an enchanting stone house that dates back to 1798 – all within an easy walk of the train, schools, library and Post Office. Gorgeous wide plank floors, five fireplaces, extra deep windowsills and a garage that was once a stable are some of the delightful features you’ll discover inside this special home, known as “Hinkson’s Corner.”  More than 200 years ago, James

Stunning Washington Square West row home with optional reserved parking spot awaits you! Tucked away on one of the neighborhood’s most idyllic, non-traffic streets, this brick row house exudes timeless city charm! Step inside to a welcoming foyer that opens to a beautifully updated kitchen on the left, featuring crisp white cabinetry, sleek stainless steel appliances, stone backsplash, and

Iconic, mid-century-modern home designed by renowned architect Alfred Claus and his wife can now be yours! Alfred Claus played a pivotal role in 20th century modern architecture. His wife Jane, also an architect, collaborated with him on many projects, including 316 Copples Lane, which they designed and built for their son in 1952. It is an embodiment of their signature style and vision.