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A Self-Contained World Where Architecture Meets Boundless Imagination

Perched in the secluded enclave of Hidden Hills on nearly three private acres, this one-of-a-kind custom estate fuses the geometric precision of Mondrian with the organic philosophy of Frank Lloyd Wright into a residence that defies easy categorization. Six en suite bedrooms, a resort-caliber pool complex, a domed observatory, a Star Wars-themed home theater, and a fully integrated Crestron smart home system represent just the opening chapters of what this property offers. From the soaring twenty-five-foot living room ceiling anchored by an onyx accent wall to the tennis court, half-basketball court, and hiking trail threading through the grounds, 5824 Jed Smith Road is not merely a home — it is a complete and sovereign world unto itself.

Featured by Marc Shevin

A Manhattan Penthouse Where Grandeur Meets the Sky

Spanning 12,000 square feet of meticulously curated indoor and outdoor space across the crown of The Dandy—a Beaux-Arts landmark built in 1896 as the Dandy Hat Factory—this extraordinary NoHo penthouse redefines the ceiling of New York City residential living. Five bedrooms, two chef's kitchens, a heated rooftop pool, a home theater, a mezzanine gym, and two sweeping terraces compose a residence that functions, in every meaningful sense, as a private mansion in the sky. With bespoke details sourced from four continents and technology that anticipates every comfort, this is a home that rewards the most discerning eye at every turn.

Featured by Adam Modlin

An Entire Floor of Ralph Walker's Art Deco Masterpiece

Occupying the full penthouse floor of Walker Tower — Ralph Walker's celebrated 1929 Art Deco landmark in Chelsea — this 6,738-square-foot residence commands 360-degree views of the Manhattan skyline, New York Harbor, and the Hudson River from its perch above West 18th Street. Five bedrooms, five-and-a-half baths, three wood-burning fireplaces, and a sweeping north-facing terrace compose a home of rare architectural provenance and contemporary precision. For the discerning buyer who demands both historical significance and uncompromising modern luxury, Penthouse 2 at Walker Tower stands in a category entirely its own.

Featured by Huailing Deng

A Penthouse Above the World, Seventy-Five Floors Over Central Park

Perched on the 75th floor of Deutsche Bank Center at 25 Columbus Circle, this extraordinary 4,540-square-foot penthouse commands 180-degree views spanning Central Park, the Manhattan skyline, the Hudson River, and the Statue of Liberty — a panorama that few addresses on earth can rival. Across five bedrooms, a wood-paneled library, a baronial media room, and a 40-foot living and dining room framed entirely by floor-to-ceiling glass, every space has been conceived for life lived at the highest possible register. With direct access to Mandarin Oriental amenities, The Shops at Columbus Circle, and some of New York's most celebrated dining, this penthouse is not simply a residence — it is a statement of singular urban mastery.

Featured by Elizabeth Sample

Half-Floor Sanctuary Above Central Park at Altitude 56

Residence 56S at 50 West 66th Street is a rare half-floor estate spanning nearly 5,000 square feet on the fifty-sixth level of the Upper West Side's most architecturally significant new tower. Five bedrooms, six and a half bathrooms, a private loggia, and simultaneous views of Central Park, the Hudson River, and the Midtown skyline compose a living environment of uncommon grandeur. Conceived by global interior design firm AB Concept and finished with Smallbone of Devizes cabinetry, hand-selected marbles, and twelve-inch oak flooring, this residence represents the fullest expression of elevated New York City living — available for immediate occupancy.

Featured by Miko Page

Twenty Acres of Sovereign Living Above Hidden Valley

Perched atop a private hillside within the exclusive, double-gated White Stallion Estates, this remarkable single-story residence commands twenty pristine acres and sweeping 360-degree views of the Conejo Valley, the Santa Monica Mountains, and Hidden Valley. Spanning approximately 15,000 square feet of masterfully considered design, the estate offers an extraordinary synthesis of contemporary architecture, resort-caliber amenities, and absolute privacy — one of only ten residences within this rarified enclave. From dual zero-edge pools and an infinity-edge spa to a state-of-the-art theater, a private guest house, and a quarter-mile landscaped walking path that traces the property's breathtaking perimeter, White Stallion is not merely a home — it is a self-contained world unto itself.

Featured by Joshua Altman

A Sovereign Point Dume Estate Above the Pacific

Perched at the pinnacle of Zumirez Drive on over 1.5 acres of bluff-top land, this gated seven-bedroom estate designed by architect Peter Choate represents one of Point Dume's most considered and complete offerings. Orchards, manicured gardens, a pool, and ocean-view entertaining decks compose the grounds, while a private gate connects directly to the exclusive Little Dume Beach. From the farmhouse-inspired facade to the Calacatta marble kitchen and the primary suite's unobstructed Pacific horizon, every detail has been calibrated for a life lived at the edge of the continent.

Featured by Christopher Cortazzo

Casa Moderne: Bay Point's Crown Jewel of Waterfront Architecture

Casa Moderne is a fully furnished architectural triumph nestled on a private cul-de-sac within Bay Point — Miami's most coveted gated waterfront enclave — offering 7,036 square feet of meticulously crafted living space across six bedrooms and seven-and-a-half baths. Distinguished by the community's only rooftop terrace, this turnkey residence commands panoramic 360-degree views of Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline from 1,795 square feet of elevated outdoor sanctuary. With Minotti and Fendi furnishings, a climate-controlled 400-bottle wine cellar, infinity pool with jacuzzi, and a private dock with new seawall, Casa Moderne represents the rare convergence of bespoke design and effortless waterfront living — delivered completely move-in ready.

Featured by Ana Rodriguez

Tribeca's Most Singular Urban Compound, Impossibly Reimagined

On one of Manhattan's most storied and cinematic blocks, 4 Staple Street presents something the city has never quite managed to produce before: a true private compound, comprising a meticulously redesigned 1868 brick townhouse, a 2,500-square-foot creative annex, and gated parking for two to three cars — all within steps of each other on Tribeca's iconic, iron-bridged lane. Redesigned by award-winning architect Diana Kellogg, the 4,100-square-foot residence layers soaring brick-vaulted ceilings, original chestnut beams, and bespoke craftsmanship with every modern refinement, while the annex across the street offers a canvas for studio, gallery, office, or hospitality use. This is not simply a home — it is an estate, a legacy, and a once-in-a-generation claim on a piece of New York City that simply cannot be replicated.

Featured by Jeremy Stein

Gated Hilltop Estate with Sweeping Monterey Bay Views

Above the coastal hills of Aptos, a privately gated hilltop estate commands over 9.2 acres of open California landscape, with south-facing views that sweep across Monterey Bay toward Moss Landing and Pacific Grove. Built in 2012, the single-level main residence offers 3,314 square feet of considered, beautifully crafted living space where walls of folding glass dissolve the boundary between interior comfort and the surrounding natural world. With a guest house, outdoor kitchen, orchard, meditation garden, and bocce court completing the grounds, this is a property that performs at the full measure of the life it was designed to support.

Featured by Jennifer Cosgrove

A Landmark Limestone Mansion of Singular Architectural Consequence

Commissioned in 1898 and masterfully designed by C.P.H. Gilbert in his signature François Premier style, 4 East 79th Street stands as one of Manhattan's most architecturally distinguished private residences. Spanning more than 15,000 square feet across a 35-foot-wide limestone facade, this landmark Upper East Side mansion has been completely rebuilt to an exacting 2025 standard — its historical integrity preserved with scholarly precision, its systems and appointments entirely new. With exposures on three sides, Central Park views, soaring ceilings, and reception rooms of breathtaking scale, this is a home without peer in today's market.

Featured by Serena Boardman

A Private Tribeca Sanctuary With Its Own 50-Foot Pool

Conceived by acclaimed architect Thomas Juul-Hansen, Townhome A at 11 Beach Street is a singular 6,163-square-foot triplex that redefines the boundaries of urban residential living. Spanning three grand levels with a private steel-canopied entrance, a personal elevator, and a subterranean wellness sanctuary anchored by a dramatic 50-foot stainless steel swimming pool, this four-bedroom, five-and-a-half-bathroom residence offers the intimacy of a private townhouse alongside the seamless service of a full-amenity condominium. In the heart of Tribeca, this is not merely a home—it is an entirely self-contained world.

Featured by Randall Baruh