Sands Point, LI $5.95 million
Set in the “heart of the Gold Coast” and “rebuilt” from the ground up in 2008, this “architectural jewel” harkens back to a “bygone era” while offering the best in 21st-century luxury living. “Historic walls” enclose the 2-plus-acre property with an in-ground pool; the modern, 12-room Colonial with water views features five bedrooms, 5 1/2 bathrooms, an open living room with fireplace, dining room, library, den and a kitchen with an adjoining breakfast room. All bedrooms are located upstairs, and the basement is fully finished. Agent: Nava Mitnick, Daniel Gale Sotheby’s, 516-510-3842
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Upper East Side $5.425 million
Looking for “sweeping Central Park vistas” and a “world-class” address on Fifth Avenue, as well as plenty of square footage? You’ll find it in this condo, a combination of two apartments that’s now a single “sprawling” spread measuring 3,619 square feet. The six-bedroom, 6 1/2-bathroom home in One Museum Mile, a Robert A.M. Stern building — the same architect known for 15 Central Park — features amenities such as a 24-hour doorman/concierge, gym, playroom, game room, parking, roof deck and swimming pool. Agent: Tom Postilio, Core, 212-996-1280
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Upper West Side $8.9 million
In this West 83rd Street “Queen Anne-style” townhouse, built between 1884 and 1885, the master suite alone occupies an entire floor (and features an “Italian designer” walk-in closet). Measuring 7,320 square feet across seven levels, the home boasts four bedrooms, five bathrooms, a “gourmet” kitchen with a 110-bottle “grotto-like” wine cellar, a home office with terrace overlooking the back garden and a “sun-drenched” penthouse loft with a skylight and kitchenette. There are nine woodburning and gas fireplaces throughout and even a “soundproofed” home theater — just one example of how the home has been “technologically transformed and upgraded.” Agents: Michelle Evi Bourgeois and Lucas Nathan, Town Residential, 646-998-7465 and 646-998-7466
