$8.995 Million, 23 Downing St.: This five-story landmarked West Village townhouse maintains its original early-19th-century facade, yet it has been nothing short of “remastered” on the inside. Its 3,700 square feet (with four bedrooms and four-plus bathrooms) is filled with 21st-century amenities like “professional-grade” appliances, radiant-heat floors and central air. The 900 exterior square feet include a rooftop terrace and a gorgeous private garden. Agents: Emily Beare and David Beare, Core, 212-726-0786 and 212-726-0743
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$8.995 Million, 23 Downing St.: This five-story landmarked West Village townhouse maintains its original early-19th-century facade, yet it has been nothing short of “remastered” on the inside. Its 3,700 square feet (with four bedrooms and four-plus bathrooms) is filled with 21st-century amenities like “professional-grade” appliances, radiant-heat floors and central air. The 900 exterior square feet include a rooftop terrace and a gorgeous private garden. Agents: Emily Beare and David Beare, Core, 212-726-0786 and 212-726-0743
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$8.995 Million, 23 Downing St.: This five-story landmarked West Village townhouse maintains its original early-19th-century facade, yet it has been nothing short of “remastered” on the inside. Its 3,700 square feet (with four bedrooms and four-plus bathrooms) is filled with 21st-century amenities like “professional-grade” appliances, radiant-heat floors and central air. The 900 exterior square feet include a rooftop terrace and a gorgeous private garden. Agents: Emily Beare and David Beare, Core, 212-726-0786 and 212-726-0743
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$8.995 Million, 23 Downing St.: This five-story landmarked West Village townhouse maintains its original early-19th-century facade, yet it has been nothing short of “remastered” on the inside. Its 3,700 square feet (with four bedrooms and four-plus bathrooms) is filled with 21st-century amenities like “professional-grade” appliances, radiant-heat floors and central air. The 900 exterior square feet include a rooftop terrace and a gorgeous private garden. Agents: Emily Beare and David Beare, Core, 212-726-0786 and 212-726-0743
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$8.995 Million, 23 Downing St.: This five-story landmarked West Village townhouse maintains its original early-19th-century facade, yet it has been nothing short of “remastered” on the inside. Its 3,700 square feet (with four bedrooms and four-plus bathrooms) is filled with 21st-century amenities like “professional-grade” appliances, radiant-heat floors and central air. The 900 exterior square feet include a rooftop terrace and a gorgeous private garden. Agents: Emily Beare and David Beare, Core, 212-726-0786 and 212-726-0743
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$8.25 Million, 128 E. 93rd St.: Quaint clapboard homes like this four-story, 25-foot-wide, 1866 charmer with front and rear gardens make you think you’re in New England instead of Carnegie Hill. And the style on the inside is equally charming — 19th-century plank wood floors, “multiple” woodburning fireplaces, crown moldings and high ceilings. Yet the modern world has caught up to it, in a good way: There’s an elevator and central AC. The four levels (plus a finished basement) include five bathrooms, four bedrooms and “additional space for guests/nanny.” Agents: Robby Browne and Wendy Sarasohn, The Corcoran Group, 212-893-1728 and 212-836-1042
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$8.25 Million, 128 E. 93rd St.: Quaint clapboard homes like this four-story, 25-foot-wide, 1866 charmer with front and rear gardens make you think you’re in New England instead of Carnegie Hill. And the style on the inside is equally charming — 19th-century plank wood floors, “multiple” woodburning fireplaces, crown moldings and high ceilings. Yet the modern world has caught up to it, in a good way: There’s an elevator and central AC. The four levels (plus a finished basement) include five bathrooms, four bedrooms and “additional space for guests/nanny.” Agents: Robby Browne and Wendy Sarasohn, The Corcoran Group, 212-893-1728 and 212-836-1042
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$17.9 Million, 143 E. 63RD St.: This manse has played host to “the world’s most celebrated luminaries in show business, literature and politics.” No wonder, given that this combo of two townhouses was “designed for seamless entertaining on any scale” — measuring 25 feet wide and sporting 18 rooms, including six bedrooms and seven-plus bathrooms, plus a garden. A pair of pagodas create a harmonious outdoor living/dining room, and crowning it all is a fifth-floor gym and “meditation terrace.” Agents: Tom Postilio and Mickey Conlon, Core, 212-726-0783 and 212-612-9623
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$17.9 Million, 143 E. 63RD St.: This manse has played host to “the world’s most celebrated luminaries in show business, literature and politics.” No wonder, given that this combo of two townhouses was “designed for seamless entertaining on any scale” — measuring 25 feet wide and sporting 18 rooms, including six bedrooms and seven-plus bathrooms, plus a garden. A pair of pagodas create a harmonious outdoor living/dining room, and crowning it all is a fifth-floor gym and “meditation terrace.” Agents: Tom Postilio and Mickey Conlon, Core, 212-726-0783 and 212-612-9623
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$17.9 Million, 143 E. 63RD St.: This manse has played host to “the world’s most celebrated luminaries in show business, literature and politics.” No wonder, given that this combo of two townhouses was “designed for seamless entertaining on any scale” — measuring 25 feet wide and sporting 18 rooms, including six bedrooms and seven-plus bathrooms, plus a garden. A pair of pagodas create a harmonious outdoor living/dining room, and crowning it all is a fifth-floor gym and “meditation terrace.” Agents: Tom Postilio and Mickey Conlon, Core, 212-726-0783 and 212-612-9623
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$17.9 Million, 143 E. 63RD St.: This manse has played host to “the world’s most celebrated luminaries in show business, literature and politics.” No wonder, given that this combo of two townhouses was “designed for seamless entertaining on any scale” — measuring 25 feet wide and sporting 18 rooms, including six bedrooms and seven-plus bathrooms, plus a garden. A pair of pagodas create a harmonious outdoor living/dining room, and crowning it all is a fifth-floor gym and “meditation terrace.” Agents: Tom Postilio and Mickey Conlon, Core, 212-726-0783 and 212-612-9623
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$17.9 Million, 143 E. 63RD St.: This manse has played host to “the world’s most celebrated luminaries in show business, literature and politics.” No wonder, given that this combo of two townhouses was “designed for seamless entertaining on any scale” — measuring 25 feet wide and sporting 18 rooms, including six bedrooms and seven-plus bathrooms, plus a garden. A pair of pagodas create a harmonious outdoor living/dining room, and crowning it all is a fifth-floor gym and “meditation terrace.” Agents: Tom Postilio and Mickey Conlon, Core, 212-726-0783 and 212-612-9623
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$4.95 Million, 175 Water St., Dumbo: Hurry, hurry, hurry . . . here’s the last unit left in this pre-construction DUMBO townhouse project. And no wonder, considering the awesomeness of the four-bedroom, three-bathroom, five-level, single-family home (with private parking!) envisioned by the Alloy Design Group. The sky-high, 20-foot ceilings on the parlor level definitely wow — it’s where you’ll find the eat-in kitchen, living room (with fireplace and enormous windows looking out over Water Street) and dining room (where sliding doors open onto a terrace). But the third-floor master suite seals the deal with its skylight, fireplace, walk-in closet and “stunning” stand-alone tub and double shower. And naturally, there’s a private roof deck, too. Agents: Karen Heyman and Alan Heyman, Sotheby’s International Realty, 212-810-4990 and 212-810-4991
Alloy Development
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$4.95 Million, 175 Water St., Dumbo: Hurry, hurry, hurry . . . here’s the last unit left in this pre-construction DUMBO townhouse project. And no wonder, considering the awesomeness of the four-bedroom, three-bathroom, five-level, single-family home (with private parking!) envisioned by the Alloy Design Group. The sky-high, 20-foot ceilings on the parlor level definitely wow — it’s where you’ll find the eat-in kitchen, living room (with fireplace and enormous windows looking out over Water Street) and dining room (where sliding doors open onto a terrace). But the third-floor master suite seals the deal with its skylight, fireplace, walk-in closet and “stunning” stand-alone tub and double shower. And naturally, there’s a private roof deck, too. Agents: Karen Heyman and Alan Heyman, Sotheby’s International Realty, 212-810-4990 and 212-810-4991
Alloy Development
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$5.7 Million, 205 W. 57th St.: Set in the landmark Osborne building, this two-bedroom, 3¹/₂-bathroom pad offers lots of historic elements: high ceilings, four fireplaces and pocket doors. “Adorned by the original wood and plaster that has expertly been restored and finished,” the living room has floor-to-ceiling bookshelves. Agent: Paula Del Nunzio, Brown Harris Stevens, 212-906-9207
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$5.7 Million, 205 W. 57th St.: Set in the landmark Osborne building, this two-bedroom, 3¹/₂-bathroom pad offers lots of historic elements: high ceilings, four fireplaces and pocket doors. “Adorned by the original wood and plaster that has expertly been restored and finished,” the living room has floor-to-ceiling bookshelves. Agent: Paula Del Nunzio, Brown Harris Stevens, 212-906-9207
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$5.7 Million, 205 W. 57th St.: Set in the landmark Osborne building, this two-bedroom, 3¹/₂-bathroom pad offers lots of historic elements: high ceilings, four fireplaces and pocket doors. “Adorned by the original wood and plaster that has expertly been restored and finished,” the living room has floor-to-ceiling bookshelves. Agent: Paula Del Nunzio, Brown Harris Stevens, 212-906-9207
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$15.9 Million
226 W. 71St St.: Six floors of “elegance and innovation” (plus a basement) add up to 9,400 square feet of living space, plus “abundant” outdoor goodies, including two terraces, a 30-foot garden and a roof deck. Inside, there are seven bedrooms, six-plus bathrooms, a private elevator, a 480-bottle wine cellar and “superb” natural light everywhere thanks to floor-to-ceiling Optima steel windows. And if you’re thinking of kickstarting your own laundry business, there are three sets of washer/dryers! Agents: Deanna Koy and Ileana Lopez-Balboa, The Corcoran Group, 212-937-7011 and 212-323-3214
VHT
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$15.9 Million
226 W. 71St St.: Six floors of “elegance and innovation” (plus a basement) add up to 9,400 square feet of living space, plus “abundant” outdoor goodies, including two terraces, a 30-foot garden and a roof deck. Inside, there are seven bedrooms, six-plus bathrooms, a private elevator, a 480-bottle wine cellar and “superb” natural light everywhere thanks to floor-to-ceiling Optima steel windows. And if you’re thinking of kickstarting your own laundry business, there are three sets of washer/dryers! Agents: Deanna Koy and Ileana Lopez-Balboa, The Corcoran Group, 212-937-7011 and 212-323-3214
VHT
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$15.9 Million
226 W. 71St St.: Six floors of “elegance and innovation” (plus a basement) add up to 9,400 square feet of living space, plus “abundant” outdoor goodies, including two terraces, a 30-foot garden and a roof deck. Inside, there are seven bedrooms, six-plus bathrooms, a private elevator, a 480-bottle wine cellar and “superb” natural light everywhere thanks to floor-to-ceiling Optima steel windows. And if you’re thinking of kickstarting your own laundry business, there are three sets of washer/dryers! Agents: Deanna Koy and Ileana Lopez-Balboa, The Corcoran Group, 212-937-7011 and 212-323-3214
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$9 Million, 250 West 10th: Need more brick in your life? Mosey up to the four-story brick 1827 Bond Merchant House on Greenwich Village’s “best block.” Any Steven Gambrel fans out there? It’s been renovated by the “world renowned” designer. This place measures a whopping 25 feet wide and 51 feet deep and includes six (!) fireplaces, an oval skylight in the stairwell and a lovely back garden. Down in the English basement, the kitchen is tricked out with Spanish limestone counters, French limestone floors and a “massive” original fireplace that can be used for cooking. The master bedroom (one of four) has a custom marble bath and skylight. Agent: C. B. Whyte, Stribling, 212-452-4446
Todd Nelson
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$9 Million, 250 West 10th: Need more brick in your life? Mosey up to the four-story brick 1827 Bond Merchant House on Greenwich Village’s “best block.” Any Steven Gambrel fans out there? It’s been renovated by the “world renowned” designer. This place measures a whopping 25 feet wide and 51 feet deep and includes six (!) fireplaces, an oval skylight in the stairwell and a lovely back garden. Down in the English basement, the kitchen is tricked out with Spanish limestone counters, French limestone floors and a “massive” original fireplace that can be used for cooking. The master bedroom (one of four) has a custom marble bath and skylight. Agent: C. B. Whyte, Stribling, 212-452-4446
Todd Nelson
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$8 Million, 305 Degraw St., Cobble Hill: The centerpiece of this four-bedroom, four-bathroom, four-story townhouse (plus a basement) is a
10-foot-wide, 18-foot-high internal “live green wall” sporting 1,080 potted plants that naturally oxygenate the space. Need more green? Outside is 935-square-foot landscaped backyard. A “grand skylight” illuminates the center of the house, allowing for “maximum air and light.” The basement features a home theater and wet bar, while the master suite boasts glass walls and a double vanity in the tiled bathroom. Agent: Terry Naini, Town, 917-841-1826
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$8 Million, 305 Degraw St., Cobble Hill: The centerpiece of this four-bedroom, four-bathroom, four-story townhouse (plus a basement) is a
10-foot-wide, 18-foot-high internal “live green wall” sporting 1,080 potted plants that naturally oxygenate the space. Need more green? Outside is 935-square-foot landscaped backyard. A “grand skylight” illuminates the center of the house, allowing for “maximum air and light.” The basement features a home theater and wet bar, while the master suite boasts glass walls and a double vanity in the tiled bathroom. Agent: Terry Naini, Town, 917-841-1826
Evan Joseph Images
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$8 Million, 305 Degraw St., Cobble Hill: The centerpiece of this four-bedroom, four-bathroom, four-story townhouse (plus a basement) is a
10-foot-wide, 18-foot-high internal “live green wall” sporting 1,080 potted plants that naturally oxygenate the space. Need more green? Outside is 935-square-foot landscaped backyard. A “grand skylight” illuminates the center of the house, allowing for “maximum air and light.” The basement features a home theater and wet bar, while the master suite boasts glass walls and a double vanity in the tiled bathroom. Agent: Terry Naini, Town, 917-841-1826
Evan Joseph Images
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$11.75 Million, 456 W 19th St.: You’ll enjoy “brilliant light” and “sweeping panoramas” from a wall of casement windows in the double-height living room of this 4,100-square-foot duplex penthouse. If you still need more sun, an “enormous” wrap terrace with “multiple” seating areas lets you gaze upon the High Line, the Hudson and out across the Manhattan skyline. The three-bedroom, 3¹/₂-bathroom home, set in a LEED-certified boutique condo, features custom fixtures and Miele and Sub-Zero appliances in the open kitchen and a “sun-drenched” upstairs master suite with a private terrace, walk-in closet and bathroom with steam shower and deep soaking tub. Agent: Richard Orenstein, Halstead Property, 212-381-4248
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$11.75 Million, 456 W 19th St.: You’ll enjoy “brilliant light” and “sweeping panoramas” from a wall of casement windows in the double-height living room of this 4,100-square-foot duplex penthouse. If you still need more sun, an “enormous” wrap terrace with “multiple” seating areas lets you gaze upon the High Line, the Hudson and out across the Manhattan skyline. The three-bedroom, 3¹/₂-bathroom home, set in a LEED-certified boutique condo, features custom fixtures and Miele and Sub-Zero appliances in the open kitchen and a “sun-drenched” upstairs master suite with a private terrace, walk-in closet and bathroom with steam shower and deep soaking tub. Agent: Richard Orenstein, Halstead Property, 212-381-4248
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$11.75 Million, 456 W 19th St.: You’ll enjoy “brilliant light” and “sweeping panoramas” from a wall of casement windows in the double-height living room of this 4,100-square-foot duplex penthouse. If you still need more sun, an “enormous” wrap terrace with “multiple” seating areas lets you gaze upon the High Line, the Hudson and out across the Manhattan skyline. The three-bedroom, 3¹/₂-bathroom home, set in a LEED-certified boutique condo, features custom fixtures and Miele and Sub-Zero appliances in the open kitchen and a “sun-drenched” upstairs master suite with a private terrace, walk-in closet and bathroom with steam shower and deep soaking tub. Agent: Richard Orenstein, Halstead Property, 212-381-4248
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$11.9 Million, 1088 Park Ave.: Prewar details abound in this duplex penthouse atop a white-glove Carnegie Hill co-op: high ceilings, traditional moldings, woodburning fireplaces (three of them), a wood-paneled library and a spacious entry gallery — along with “partial” Central Park views. The “sun-drenched” five-bedroom, 4¹/₂-bathroom home also boasts an “impressively” landscaped terrace measuring 1,500 square feet and wrapping around the entire second floor. Agents: Valerie Lettan and Joan Swift, Douglas Elliman, 212-319-2844 and 212-702-4039
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$11.9 Million, 1088 Park Ave.: Prewar details abound in this duplex penthouse atop a white-glove Carnegie Hill co-op: high ceilings, traditional moldings, woodburning fireplaces (three of them), a wood-paneled library and a spacious entry gallery — along with “partial” Central Park views. The “sun-drenched” five-bedroom, 4¹/₂-bathroom home also boasts an “impressively” landscaped terrace measuring 1,500 square feet and wrapping around the entire second floor. Agents: Valerie Lettan and Joan Swift, Douglas Elliman, 212-319-2844 and 212-702-4039
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$11.9 Million, 1088 Park Ave.: Prewar details abound in this duplex penthouse atop a white-glove Carnegie Hill co-op: high ceilings, traditional moldings, woodburning fireplaces (three of them), a wood-paneled library and a spacious entry gallery — along with “partial” Central Park views. The “sun-drenched” five-bedroom, 4¹/₂-bathroom home also boasts an “impressively” landscaped terrace measuring 1,500 square feet and wrapping around the entire second floor. Agents: Valerie Lettan and Joan Swift, Douglas Elliman, 212-319-2844 and 212-702-4039
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$13.5 Million, Boca Raton: One thing’s certain about the folks in Boca: They don’t suffer self-esteem issues. To wit: This 6,900-square-foot penthouse in the One Thousand Ocean condo is billed as “the finest residence ever publicly offered” in the area. Looking east, you’ll get “endless” views of the ocean and beach; looking west, take in Boca Raton Inlet — both are best enjoyed from the 4,000 square feet of “resort-infused” terrace (which includes a private pool and spa). Designer Esther Gutmer is the brains behind the custom European finishes and furnishings in the sprawling four-bedroom, 4¹/₂-bathroom home. Agent: Senada Adzem Bernard,
Douglas Elliman, 561-245-2635
Andy Frame
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$13.5 Million, Boca Raton: One thing’s certain about the folks in Boca: They don’t suffer self-esteem issues. To wit: This 6,900-square-foot penthouse in the One Thousand Ocean condo is billed as “the finest residence ever publicly offered” in the area. Looking east, you’ll get “endless” views of the ocean and beach; looking west, take in Boca Raton Inlet — both are best enjoyed from the 4,000 square feet of “resort-infused” terrace (which includes a private pool and spa). Designer Esther Gutmer is the brains behind the custom European finishes and furnishings in the sprawling four-bedroom, 4¹/₂-bathroom home. Agent: Senada Adzem Bernard,
Douglas Elliman, 561-245-2635
Andy Frame
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$13.5 Million, Boca Raton: One thing’s certain about the folks in Boca: They don’t suffer self-esteem issues. To wit: This 6,900-square-foot penthouse in the One Thousand Ocean condo is billed as “the finest residence ever publicly offered” in the area. Looking east, you’ll get “endless” views of the ocean and beach; looking west, take in Boca Raton Inlet — both are best enjoyed from the 4,000 square feet of “resort-infused” terrace (which includes a private pool and spa). Designer Esther Gutmer is the brains behind the custom European finishes and furnishings in the sprawling four-bedroom, 4¹/₂-bathroom home. Agent: Senada Adzem Bernard,
Douglas Elliman, 561-245-2635
Andy Frame
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$13.5 Million, Boca Raton: One thing’s certain about the folks in Boca: They don’t suffer self-esteem issues. To wit: This 6,900-square-foot penthouse in the One Thousand Ocean condo is billed as “the finest residence ever publicly offered” in the area. Looking east, you’ll get “endless” views of the ocean and beach; looking west, take in Boca Raton Inlet — both are best enjoyed from the 4,000 square feet of “resort-infused” terrace (which includes a private pool and spa). Designer Esther Gutmer is the brains behind the custom European finishes and furnishings in the sprawling four-bedroom, 4¹/₂-bathroom home. Agent: Senada Adzem Bernard,
Douglas Elliman, 561-245-2635
Andy Frame
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$19.95 Million, Miami Beach: L ooking for something midway between the mainland and South Beach? Then check out this exclusive, newly built Palm Island waterfront estate, set smack dab in the middle of the Intracoastal Waterway (and reachable only by ferry). It’s not just the size that matters — 12,052 square feet, 10 bedrooms, 11¹/₂ bathrooms on a 30,000-square-foot lot — but all the little bonus niceties, too, like a private deep-water boat dock, a pool, a BBQ area, a two-story guest house and the “best bay and city views that you will ever see.” Agent: Mark Zilbert, Zilbert Realty, 305-726-0100
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$13.5 Million, Boca Raton: One thing’s certain about the folks in Boca: They don’t suffer self-esteem issues. To wit: This 6,900-square-foot penthouse in the One Thousand Ocean condo is billed as “the finest residence ever publicly offered” in the area. Looking east, you’ll get “endless” views of the ocean and beach; looking west, take in Boca Raton Inlet — both are best enjoyed from the 4,000 square feet of “resort-infused” terrace (which includes a private pool and spa). Designer Esther Gutmer is the brains behind the custom European finishes and furnishings in the sprawling four-bedroom, 4¹/₂-bathroom home. Agent: Senada Adzem Bernard,
Douglas Elliman, 561-245-2635
Andy Frame
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$19.95 Million, Miami Beach: L ooking for something midway between the mainland and South Beach? Then check out this exclusive, newly built Palm Island waterfront estate, set smack dab in the middle of the Intracoastal Waterway (and reachable only by ferry). It’s not just the size that matters — 12,052 square feet, 10 bedrooms, 11¹/₂ bathrooms on a 30,000-square-foot lot — but all the little bonus niceties, too, like a private deep-water boat dock, a pool, a BBQ area, a two-story guest house and the “best bay and city views that you will ever see.” Agent: Mark Zilbert, Zilbert Realty, 305-726-0100
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$19.95 Million, Miami Beach: L ooking for something midway between the mainland and South Beach? Then check out this exclusive, newly built Palm Island waterfront estate, set smack dab in the middle of the Intracoastal Waterway (and reachable only by ferry). It’s not just the size that matters — 12,052 square feet, 10 bedrooms, 11¹/₂ bathrooms on a 30,000-square-foot lot — but all the little bonus niceties, too, like a private deep-water boat dock, a pool, a BBQ area, a two-story guest house and the “best bay and city views that you will ever see.” Agent: Mark Zilbert, Zilbert Realty, 305-726-0100
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$19.95 Million, Miami Beach: L ooking for something midway between the mainland and South Beach? Then check out this exclusive, newly built Palm Island waterfront estate, set smack dab in the middle of the Intracoastal Waterway (and reachable only by ferry). It’s not just the size that matters — 12,052 square feet, 10 bedrooms, 11¹/₂ bathrooms on a 30,000-square-foot lot — but all the little bonus niceties, too, like a private deep-water boat dock, a pool, a BBQ area, a two-story guest house and the “best bay and city views that you will ever see.” Agent: Mark Zilbert, Zilbert Realty, 305-726-0100
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$19.9 Million, Naples: A giant argyle pattern mowed into the front yard is the first thing that welcomes you to this waterfront estate — a grand 6,005-square-foot, five-bedroom, 7¹/₂-bathroom house situated atop an “enviable” 200-foot-wide lot. Indeed, the “expansive views” of the Treasure Cove canal and “unobstructed” boating access to the Gulf from a private dock definitely inspire envy, as do the palm-tree-lined pool and spa. The renovated home boasts lots of high-end custom millwork and lighting and “superior” finishes throughout. Agent: Karen Van Arsdale, Premier Sotheby’s International Realty, 239-860-0894
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$19.9 Million, Naples: A giant argyle pattern mowed into the front yard is the first thing that welcomes you to this waterfront estate — a grand 6,005-square-foot, five-bedroom, 7¹/₂-bathroom house situated atop an “enviable” 200-foot-wide lot. Indeed, the “expansive views” of the Treasure Cove canal and “unobstructed” boating access to the Gulf from a private dock definitely inspire envy, as do the palm-tree-lined pool and spa. The renovated home boasts lots of high-end custom millwork and lighting and “superior” finishes throughout. Agent: Karen Van Arsdale, Premier Sotheby’s International Realty, 239-860-0894
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$19.9 Million, Naples: A giant argyle pattern mowed into the front yard is the first thing that welcomes you to this waterfront estate — a grand 6,005-square-foot, five-bedroom, 7¹/₂-bathroom house situated atop an “enviable” 200-foot-wide lot. Indeed, the “expansive views” of the Treasure Cove canal and “unobstructed” boating access to the Gulf from a private dock definitely inspire envy, as do the palm-tree-lined pool and spa. The renovated home boasts lots of high-end custom millwork and lighting and “superior” finishes throughout. Agent: Karen Van Arsdale, Premier Sotheby’s International Realty, 239-860-0894
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$59 Million, Palm Beach: The late billionaire John Kluge donated this spectacular gated oceanfront estate to his alma mater Columbia University. Which means, if you snap up the property, you’re getting a 23,000-square-foot, 10-bedroom, 11-bathroom manor — and helping out higher education to boot. The 1931 Marion Sims Wyeth-designed mansion is situated on 4.3 acres — nearly 75 percent of it green space — which include manicured gardens, statues and fountains, plus a 1921 Addison Mizner-designed Mediterranean Revival-style ocean house, a 12,000-square-foot 1935 garden house and more residences for guests or staff. Agents: Paulette Koch and Dana Koch, The Corcoran Group, 561-346-8639 and 561-379-7718
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$59 Million, Palm Beach: The late billionaire John Kluge donated this spectacular gated oceanfront estate to his alma mater Columbia University. Which means, if you snap up the property, you’re getting a 23,000-square-foot, 10-bedroom, 11-bathroom manor — and helping out higher education to boot. The 1931 Marion Sims Wyeth-designed mansion is situated on 4.3 acres — nearly 75 percent of it green space — which include manicured gardens, statues and fountains, plus a 1921 Addison Mizner-designed Mediterranean Revival-style ocean house, a 12,000-square-foot 1935 garden house and more residences for guests or staff. Agents: Paulette Koch and Dana Koch, The Corcoran Group, 561-346-8639 and 561-379-7718
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$59 Million, Palm Beach: The late billionaire John Kluge donated this spectacular gated oceanfront estate to his alma mater Columbia University. Which means, if you snap up the property, you’re getting a 23,000-square-foot, 10-bedroom, 11-bathroom manor — and helping out higher education to boot. The 1931 Marion Sims Wyeth-designed mansion is situated on 4.3 acres — nearly 75 percent of it green space — which include manicured gardens, statues and fountains, plus a 1921 Addison Mizner-designed Mediterranean Revival-style ocean house, a 12,000-square-foot 1935 garden house and more residences for guests or staff. Agents: Paulette Koch and Dana Koch, The Corcoran Group, 561-346-8639 and 561-379-7718
