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Things change, and opportunities arise—so if you’re looking, this might be the one. Custom-designed and a thoughtfully executed renovation by the current owner, not for resale, not a flip, just to live fabulously. This condo stands apart with style and intention. Life shifted and now this beautifully crafted space is ready for its next proud owner. Step inside to stunning hardwood floors, an

The DeSoto was built 1903/1904ish, remember Rome wasn’t built in a day either. Originally a grand 25-apartment complex with a dining room and an elevator (ooh la la!), The DeSoto was transformed into a cooperative in the swinging '60s. Fast forward to 2020, while the world was busy baking banana bread, The DeSoto was getting a major facelift with a new central HVAC system, a shiny new roof and a

Hillyer Place offers a rich array of architectural styles from primarily the first decades of the 20th century. Notwithstanding the pleasing diversity of forms, much of this block is unified by the use of brick in the presentation of the residential facades. This townhouse owes a great deal of its charm to the work of English architect Charles Voysey. While there is no record that the builder of

Listen, when I say this is very nice, I really mean it. This isn’t just another condo—it’s a vibe, a lifestyle and a low-maintenance dream wrapped in high-end, quality finishes and a super smart design. This beauty gives you the best of both worlds: the ease and simplicity of condo living (hello, low monthly fee) with all the space and privacy you’d expect from a single-family home. You’ve got a

Waterfront Living with a Wink—Welcome to 525 Water!They say location is everything—and 525 Water understood the assignment. Nestled just steps from the vibrant Wharf, this LEED Silver-certified beauty offers the perfect blend of modern architecture, lush green spaces, and city convenience. Basically, it’s got the best of both worlds—urban energy meets serene retreat.And then there’s Unit