I can say without hesitation: 24 Saint Stephens Place is one of the most extraordinary historic homes in all of New York City. Built in 1855, this Italianate villa is not only a testament to timeless design but also a living archive of American history. Rising on the storied grounds of the Rose & Crown…
As an old house enthusiast, I can’t help but admire the timeless beauty of 1 Whitewood Avenue—a stately center hall Colonial built in 1899 and gracefully set on a landscaped corner lot in Staten Island’s coveted Sunset Hill. Homes like this remind us why historic architecture still captures the imagination: solid craftsmanship, elegant proportions, and…
There’s something special about walking into a 1930s Colonial. These homes were built with both grace and strength, meant to last for generations, and 69 Hillcrest Avenue in Staten Island’s Great Kills neighborhood is no exception. Sitting proudly in the Dent Road section on a generous 6,249-square-foot lot, this home embodies the kind of timeless…