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Some places just feel right as soon as you step in. That happened to me at this six bedroom villa in Key Biscayne Miami. Honestly I nearly forgot I was here for work and just started imagining breakfast out by the pool under those tall coconut trees. It is fully furnished and you can see, right away, that every piece seems to belong. You get this sense that each corner has been thought out but it never feels stiff. When you look outside the canal is right there. Some days the water just glimmers and you hear a boat slipping quietly past. It makes the mornings feel really calm. To get a bit more specific, this home is light in a way you have to experience. The glass walls really do the trick and it is almost like you are outdoors even in the family room or kitchen. You catch the sway of the trees every time you walk through. Sometimes I just stood by the patio because it is that sort of place where you feel the urge to stop and look around. The pool sits right in the middle and it is not just for show. I can see late afternoon swims here or even lazy Sundays with friends. In the evenings the canal looks just magical when the lights come on by the water. If you have a yacht or plan to get one there is more than enough space to keep it right outside. Not everyone can say that and this spot is truly set up for someone who loves being on the water. Now inside, the layout makes life feel easy. Bedrooms are tucked away so everyone gets their own quiet place. Each one is en suite. When I walked into the main bedroom you get this view right out to the water and, honestly, you start picturing how relaxed you could be here. The kitchen is not one of those cold places with fancy gadgets nobody uses. It really feels like somewhere you would cook for real. You can picture big family meals or just a cup of coffee early before the sun gets too hot. There is also a barbecue area outside, so if you like having friends around on weekends, this is set up for it. The family room, which really is the heart of the house, looks straight out to the pool and canal. It is the kind of space where you just want to sink into the sofa. You will notice how quiet it gets even though you are still close to the best bits of Miami. Kids can spread out and play while adults kick back for a while. For those who need extra space there are two staff rooms too. That part just makes life simpler day to day. What is also nice about this neighborhood is how easy everything feels. The boat club is not far at all. Coffee spots and places to wander by the water pop up around every corner. Sometimes you even see neighbors out for morning walks or families biking in the evening. It is relaxed but not empty. There is always something going on if you want it or you can just keep to your own pace. When it comes to design a lot of villas in Miami try to impress but here it does not shout at you. It just feels comfortable and elegant. The finishes are actually lovely when you see them in person. The little touches like built in storage or the way the light falls into the dining area really do matter. I think you get a sense of real quality without it feeling flashy. The only way to know if this feels right for you is to come see it. If you have questions or just want to get a feel for the spaces and water views let me know. At LuxuryProperty dot com we want to help make your move feel natural and easy. Whenever is best for you just reach out. It might just surprise you how quickly you start to feel at home.

Fully Furnished Six-Bedroom Villa with Canal Views in Key Biscane

Some homes just start to speak the minute you get inside. This full floor oceanfront villa at 17141 Collins Ave in Miami is honestly one of those places where you walk in and just stop for a second. I actually set my phone down because there was just too much to take in all at once. Here you are at the very edge of the city watching everything wrap around you. It is a combined unit at Muse which really means you get every angle. Every bit of light from sunrise, right over the ocean, to evening city lights playing across the water. I stood on the balcony that first time—well actually there are two balconies out here, both big not just a step outside but enough space where you could stretch out, have friends over, maybe just sit and watch the world with a coffee in the morning. It does not matter if you like the sea or being close to the city. You get both. Some spots along this stretch feel too much like holiday rentals but this one is not like that. You can just feel people have really lived here. There is a private pool outside which sounds too good to be true but yes, it is really here. I mean it is crazy to think of your own pool, plus a summer kitchen right on your balcony. I could easily imagine small gatherings here or even just swimming alone at night looking out at the skyline. Inside, you will notice how light just moves through every room because of all those floor to ceiling windows. It is almost like the apartment wants to show off the ocean for you. The ceilings are high, they say twelve feet but honestly you just feel a lift, like extra air and room to breathe. Every bedroom feels a bit like a retreat. The closets are more than just closets. They are all built in and walk in so you get plenty of space and actually room to move around while you get ready. You have four bedrooms, and one of the rooms is set up as a private office now but you could easily turn it into a fifth bedroom if life changes or family grows. The kitchen is a real treat. There is nothing stuffy or showroom about it. You could actually see people cooking here. Real meals, not just snacks. High end appliances are all in place plus a wine fridge which I always think is a sign that people actually entertain here. Small details like that show a lot. Of course, the villa comes with finished interior design plans by Steven G, which means you do not have to imagine what could feel great. The living spaces are already set up to merge with the views so you are never far from the ocean or the city scenes outside. It just all connects. Honestly, I think what really surprised me was how private it felt. You are right near the things you want in Miami. Shops and restaurants are close. The best thing is, the beach is never more than just an elevator ride away. Sometimes in the evenings you see kids heading down to the water with their parents, or people who take their morning run along the sand. Even just walking down the street to find a fresh coffee and see neighbors is easy here. This is not your usual Miami property. You really have to walk through to get it. Sometimes places feel too polished and hard to live in but this villa gives you both beauty and comfort. If you want to see what it actually feels like—maybe to just stand on that balcony and watch the sunset without rushing—let me know. I am always around if you have questions or want to visit. At LuxuryProperty.com, we just try to make sure your move feels as comfortable as possible. That is always the most important thing.

Full Floor Oceanfront Villa For Sale At 17141 Collins Ave 3501-3502

Some homes really do stop you in your tracks before you even get to the front door. That's exactly what happened the first time I came up the driveway of this Mediterranean style villa at 9505 Lania Lane in Beverly Hills. The trees arch overhead and you just get this quiet feeling. It is hard not to pause for a second and just soak in where you are. And honestly the first thing I noticed was just how much space surrounds you. You are up here on this massive twenty five acre stretch which feels more like a private park really. Sometimes you look out and the city lights sort of twinkle far off while the ocean sits calmly in the distance. It is kind of the best of both worlds. You are minutes away from the heart of Beverly Hills with shopping and restaurants and all the buzz but up here, it is always peaceful. The main house itself wraps around a set of gardens with all sorts of corners to explore. You do not really get that from photos. There is this big, elegant Mediterranean feeling everywhere with stone and gentle arches. Even the scent in the air hints at gardens and vineyards. When you step into the main entry, you know straight away you are not just in another Los Angeles mansion. It actually feels like a home made for warmth and gatherings, not just for showing off. One of my favorite spots is the colonnaded dining room. Some evenings here, you could imagine friends arriving, pouring wine from the cellar that genuinely holds thousands of bottles. There is a special tasting room next to it, and I stood there picturing quiet nights with just the right group of people laughing about the day or talking about everything and nothing. The kitchen is not one of those places that is only for caterers. It feels inviting. If you enjoy cooking, you will want to spend time here. Even if you just want to sit on the corner stool and drink coffee in the morning, the light that drifts through is just right. And off the kitchens and indoor spaces, you keep finding these small outdoor terraces and secret corners in the gardens. There is space for morning yoga or wandering out with a book. You can see the pool sparkling from nearly every angle. It sort of pulls you toward it, especially in the warm California afternoons. The master suite is a real sanctuary. Honestly, calling it just a bedroom is not fair at all. It is like a private retreat you would imagine in a European villa. There is a Moroccan inspired lounge tucked in, and a spa that feels almost like a hidden getaway, with Turkish touches that are so calming. On days when you just want quiet, it is the kind of place where you could disappear and just relax for hours. If you wander the estate, you will come across a guesthouse that has its own charm. I like how guests get their own sense of privacy. Outside, the grounds just keep going and inviting you to explore. There is a vineyard that actually produces. Evenings out here are special, especially when you catch the sunset over the hills. Sometimes you see local wildlife. The tennis court and pool pavilion both feel ready for real fun, whether it is a quiet family afternoon or a bigger event. And then, honestly, the entertainment complex is something you have to see. There is a theatre, a stage for live music, a ballroom for those nights when you want everyone dancing. Even a bowling alley, just for a laugh. You might even forget your phone as you explore. You get the sense that this Mediterranean villa is not just about luxury features or grand design, though it has all of that. It is about creating memories. Little things stand out—how the spaces work for everyday life, or how the coffee shop in town is easy to reach for lazy mornings. Kids on bikes in the area. You cannot know how it truly feels until you visit though. If you want to see it for yourself or have any questions at all, just let me know. At LuxuryProperty dot com we do our best to make sure your next move feels easy and right for you. Come walk through and see if this could be the place where you slow down and feel at home. &nbsp;

13-Bedroom Villa for Sale in 9505 Lania Ln, Beverly Hills, US

Some homes just have a way of inviting you in before you even get to the door. That&#039;s honestly the feeling I had walking up to this five bedroom villa at 1335 N Venetian Way here in Miami. Standing there, I just took a second because right away, you catch that soft bay breeze. Sometimes there are little waves breaking just close enough that you can hear them, but not so loud that they pull you out of the moment. It&#039;s one of those rare spots where you sort of pause your day for a second. So this place is unfurnished, which just means you get to make every corner really your own. And that&#039;s actually kind of exciting. You can picture big family dinners or maybe those quiet early mornings when it&#039;s just you and a cup of coffee and maybe a little sunlight coming in through those new hurricane impact windows and doors. By the way, you really notice those windows right away. They feel solid. You just feel like someone really thought it through to make the place feel safe and calm. And with the world the way it is, it&#039;s good to know that. Let&#039;s talk about space. The built up area is five thousand one hundred fourteen, so honestly every room has its own mood and its own view. You can walk through the living room and into one of the bedrooms and still see the bay peeking out. There&#039;s a light you get from the water here that just hits differently, can&#039;t quite explain it unless you stand here for a while. Some villas feel a little closed off, but not this one. The way this one is set up, you&#039;ll want to leave every door open when the weather is just right. And the community here in Florida, especially in this Miami sub community on Venetian Way, well, it just feels upbeat but relaxed. You see people walking their dogs or sometimes just talking by the street in the evenings. There&#039;s chatter but it never feels rushed. Plus, the local shops and restaurants are never far. If you are a coffee person, you can get to a pretty decent coffee shop in just a few minutes, and you might end up with a favorite spot before you know it. Even crossing over to the beach side is easy, just a short drive, and sometimes after work you can actually catch the sunset before dinner. This villa is big but not overwhelming. The five bedrooms all feel different, so if you have kids or guests, you won&#039;t have any trouble letting everyone pick their spot. Sometimes you get villas where the kitchen looks nice but not much else. Here, though, you can actually see yourself cooking something for a group or just putting together a quick breakfast and not feeling cramped or formal. The open areas lead out to the bay, and it doesn&#039;t take much to imagine a barbecue going or just a few friends over with music playing. You might end up spending more time outside than in. You&#039;ll also notice the plot size is generous. It never feels like your neighbors are right on top of you. There&#039;s enough of a yard to maybe try a little bit of gardening or just let the kids run around. There is something special about looking out at the water and feeling like there is a little buffer from the rest of Miami. And the best thing is, the bay breeze keeps everything just that bit cooler, even in the summer. The quiet is actually surprising, considering how close you are to everything. So if you have been looking for a villa in Miami that is real and relaxed, this place at 1335 N Venetian Way is one you should definitely walk through. There are details here you only notice in person, like how the light changes or how the breeze feels different as the day goes on. The only way to know if it feels right is to see it in person. If you want to talk, or just stop by and walk through, let me know any time. At LuxuryProperty.com we like to help you move at your own pace and feel good about your next step.

5 Bed Furnished Home At 1335 N Venetian Way

Some places are just easy to feel at home in. This one bedroom apartment at Mr C Residences in Coconut Grove has that kind of energy. Maybe it is the morning light that comes in through those full height windows or just how peaceful it is to look out over the greenery and the city beyond. The moment I walked in, I just sort of slowed down for a second and thought, this could work. The vibe here is very fresh and modern, but not the type that ever feels cold. You have got those clean lines and European touches so it feels stylish, but the mood still feels warm. When I stopped by in the late afternoon you could hear muffled sounds from the street below, just enough to remind you you are in Miami but not enough to ever be noisy. Coconut Grove always has a certain calm to it anyway, and this spot really picks that up. The lobby even has a bit of that gentle hotel scent and people seem to actually say hello in the lift. The main living space is open and relaxed, just like you hope. There is a space for a proper dining table so if you really like hosting, it actually works. The kitchen is tucked into the corner with a breakfast counter that you can see fitting two people for coffee without squeezing. The best thing is you do not need to be a chef for the kitchen to make sense, but you absolutely could be. I can imagine friends sitting at the counter with a bottle of wine while someone cooks — it feels sociable here. The master bedroom caught my eye mostly because of the closet. It is one of those closets where you can lay out all your things and nothing gets stuffed in the back. Getting ready in the morning here would feel simple. The bathroom is big too, with those calm neutral tones that somehow make you take longer showers whether you mean to or not. Plus there is a powder room for guests so you never worry when someone pops by last minute. These little touches just make life easier. What I noticed especially was the sunlight in the morning. It comes through those tall windows and kind of warms up the rooms in a way that makes you want to actually sit by the window with a book. There is always something to look at — sometimes it is people walking dogs below, sometimes just the way the sky changes during the day. Even on a quiet Tuesday morning it felt lively without being busy. Living at Mr C Residences is a bit like living at a boutique hotel. There is a rooftop pool for the sunnier afternoons and a garden level pool with cabanas if you are feeling more low key. You see people wandering around in gym kit after work because there is a fully set up fitness centre and there is even an indoor yoga space. If you are someone who likes having options, there are trainers around if you want. There are hotel style amenities too like a spa, and sometimes you see people heading up there for a quick treatment after work. The library and the billiards room downstairs feel like actual places people use. Not just for show. And families here always seem relaxed, probably because there is a play area for the little ones. Some days you get the casual sound of kids laughing in the background. Honestly, part of what makes this spot so comfy is that everything is downstairs. There are cafes, restaurants, even a bar. The hardest part might just be choosing which coffee to get in the morning or where to go on a random Wednesday night when you really do not want to cook. Sometimes you do not leave the building all weekend. Coconut Grove itself is such a chill community. South Florida has a lot going for it but here you get old trees lining the streets, good bike paths, and always a bit of that village feel. Miami is never far but it is easy to forget the city rush here. The only way to know if this apartment feels right is to stand inside it yourself. Drop me a message or just call if you want to walk through or chat about it. At LuxuryProperty dot com, we like to keep things relaxed and simple so you feel good about your next move.

One-Bed in Coconut Grove

Some places honestly do not need much of an introduction and I felt that standing on this private island in the Florida Keys. It just hits you right away. The salt air, the sunlight, even the quiet is different out here. You take a little boat just three minutes from Marathon and suddenly everything feels slower. You hear the water, maybe a seabird somewhere but mostly it is just calm. Some homes feel like getaways but this whole island is your own getaway. Inside the main house you find four bedrooms and real space to stretch out. The living area spills across over five thousand square feet which honestly just feels bigger when you are surrounded by the ocean on all sides. There is this guesthouse with its own bedroom too. It does not feel like an afterthought but more like a comfortable place for friends or family who pop over for the weekend. The airport is just five minutes away from the dock so yes you could fly in from anywhere even on a private jet and be barefoot on the beach twenty minutes later. That is something you only get here in the Keys. The moment you walk through the main doors it is this mix of easy comfort and just enough polish that folks will notice. Hardwood floors underfoot everywhere and the design is done up in soft colours so nothing fights the view from those big windows. The sea feels like a painting and you will probably catch yourself just standing by the glass or pushing open a sliding door to hear the waves better. I spent some time on the balconies too and to be honest you could lose hours out there without even realizing. There is two thousand seven hundred square feet of balcony space wrapped all around because on an island like this every angle feels special. Early morning coffee out there feels almost like a ritual. Sometimes you spot a school of fish right from the rail. The whole place runs on solar power. That is one of those quiet details that actually makes a difference out here. You do not hear any generators going at night so it is peaceful plus you always have enough power for everything. The guesthouse runs on the same system so your friends can enjoy all the same comforts when they visit. There is something pretty cool about living out here and not worrying about a power bill each month. Out the door you step right onto this clean sandy beach where the water is usually clear and warm. Sometimes you find footprints from the birds before yours. The dock is private and whether you are fishing or just watching boats go by it feels like your own space. There is even a helipad which is rare in this part of the Keys and makes a quick hop from Miami totally possible. But honestly most days you might end up just swimming or kayaking because when you live on a private Florida Keys island the ocean is just part of your daily life not just something for holidays. The community of Marathon is close but honestly when you are out here it does not feel like you are near town at all. Yet the grocery stores and coffee shops are just minutes away once you get in the boat. Sometimes you see kids wave from other boats as they pass and in the evenings the whole sky goes that pink orange you only get in the Florida Keys. It is the kind of view that makes you stop whatever you are doing just to appreciate it. A place like this is not just about the number of bedrooms or the square footage. It is really how it makes you feel. For some people this could be a main house and for others a holiday home they slip away to whenever things get too busy on the mainland. I cannot say what it will mean to you until you see it for yourself but there is something about having an island all to yourself that is hard to match anywhere else. If you are curious at all or you want to breathe it in for a while just let me know. We try to make the process easy at LuxuryProperty.com so you can figure out what feels right without any rush. You have to walk it and let it sink in—that is the only way you know.

Incredible Private Island In The Florida Keys - Private Island Paradise

Some homes just feel easy from the moment you walk in. This two bedroom apartment at 2 South End Avenue in Battery Park City really has that energy. I actually paused in the entryway, looked at the daylight pouring through the windows, and just took a minute. Sometimes New York apartments hide from the light, but here you get these honest city views that remind you how close you are to the Hudson River. The air even feels a little fresher out here in this quiet pocket of Manhattan. Being a corner apartment does something special. You see more, you feel more, and every room gets its own share of the New York sky. Those big windows do all the work, honestly. I&#039;ve watched the city move while perched by them, coffee in hand. There is something casual about it all. The plank hardwood floors give off that clean polished character you look for in a city home, but they do not feel precious or fussy at all. You can actually imagine coming in after a walk along the water without worrying about your shoes or the weather outside. The kitchen here is not separated cupboard by cupboard, but just a nicely windowed space where you could make real meals, not just reheat some takeout. It opens up to the living and dining area, so conversation never really has to stop if you have people over. It is all just very honest. There is actually enough room for real furniture, which surprises some people looking in Manhattan. I could see a couple of friends or even your own family fitting in easy. Plus, with laundry on the second floor, no more lugging things around the city or waiting for your machine to finally finish. What makes this apartment stand out for me is not just the space inside, but what you get with the Cove Club itself. The staff here are around day and night, and you can feel how well things are taken care of as soon as you enter the lobby. The roof deck is something you almost forget to mention because it feels like a bonus rather than a selling point and I promise the views are just as good up there as in your apartment. Sometimes residents wander up just to watch the sunset or read a book nobody bothers you at all. If you are someone who likes to keep active, the gym works for real routines not a token space. There is a lounge for quiet evenings in or for catching up with friends if you need a bit more space. Plus, on rainy days having the garage entrance right through the lobby is the kind of little thing you do not miss until you need it. Battery Park City itself is a different version of New York. There are restaurants and cafes that are new but not overly trendy so you can still get to know the barista if that matters to you. Kids play along the promenade in the afternoons and on some evenings there is this soft buzz as people walk their dogs or just sit in the parks and watch the river. You are tucked away from all the noise, but if you are in a hurry, the rest of Manhattan is never far. And you&#039;ll notice around here it is easy to take your time. The New York Public Library branch is just nearby for when you want a quiet couple of hours away from your screens. Honestly, you just have to walk through this apartment to know if it feels right. Pictures only show so much and every place has its own vibe. Whether you are thinking about a main home or you just want a real place to land in the city now and then, this spot just works for both. If you have any questions or want to see it for yourself, just reach out. At LuxuryProperty.com, we know every move is a big one and we want it to feel comfortable for you, every step of the way.

Exclusive 2 Bedroom Apartment In Battery Park City at 2 South End Avenue

Some homes just have a certain way of slowing you down as soon as you step inside. That happened to me at 110 Hudson Street in Tribeca. I remember walking into the living room and the light was just pouring in everywhere. The ceilings are so high here that you almost look up and check twice. These are twelve and a half foot ceilings by the way, so everything feels open and a little bit grand. It is not just the light either. Those windows—huge oak framed ones that look like they belong in a majestic theater—face right toward the Freedom Tower. So you get this sweeping view of New York that you really do not see all that much, even living in Manhattan. It is a loft kind of space, but honestly it does not feel like those polished showrooms that nobody ever uses. Here you get all that original Tribeca charm mixed up with craftsmanship I do not see every day. The floors tell a bit of a story, with proper herringbone inlay everywhere you look. The living room has carved oak wainscoting that just makes you want to stay and run your hand along it. Sometimes you find yourself just standing there for a minute because it actually feels nice. There is a wood burning fireplace—and a real one, not the kind you switch on with a button—that has this beautiful imported Italian carved mantle. I kept thinking it felt like sitting by the fire in some storybook castle, but in the middle of Manhattan. Space is genuinely generous here. Four full size bedrooms, each with its own bathroom. So if you have guests, or want to give everyone their own bit of quiet, it all works naturally. There is even a powder room set aside for when friends stop by. The dining spot is something else too. Picture having twenty people or so at a real dinner. It fits. This part of the home just begs for those long nights of laughter and eating. It is easy to host in a home like this. You do not feel like you need to keep apologizing for cramped corners or everyone bumping chairs. The kitchen got me thinking I would actually want to cook in there. It is lined with these beautiful knotty pine planks and everywhere you look there are windows letting in proper daylight. There is room for a big table for six, and then around the side even more seating with a windowed banquet. There is just so much space to spread out. You can chat with friends or family while you cook or maybe just sit with a coffee by the window and watch the world go by outside. This building is not one of those cold glass towers. It started out as something else way back in 1904, so when you walk in you get this sense of old New York but with all the good bits redone. The entrance has a stone balustrade and an absolutely impressive front. You feel tucked away in something solid. Condos like this do not come around too often in Tribeca and some people call it the crown jewel for good reason. Plus you are right in the heart of Tribeca so the night life is always buzzing. Walk in any direction and good food and coffee shops are pretty much at your doorstep. School runs are easy in this part of the city and if you want a late night somewhere lively, you are not far from anything. I like that you do not have to try so hard here. The space just works for everyday life but it can handle the big gatherings too. Sometimes you open the windows and you almost forget to pick up your phone. That is just the kind of place it is. There is really no way to know if a place fits you until you see it for yourself. If you want to come by for a walk through or just have some questions, I am always happy to chat. At LuxuryProperty dot com we really try to keep things comfortable and easy for you every step of the way.

Stunning 4 Bedroom Apartment at 110 Hudson Street In Tribeca, New York

Some homes just have that you know you are somewhere special kind of feeling as soon as you walk in. That is what happened when I stepped into this two bedroom apartment on the sixty sixth floor of Metropolitan Tower at 146 West 57th Street in Manhattan. Honestly even if you think you know New York well you might catch yourself looking twice at the views from up here. I mean you see Central Park and the skyline laid out right in front of you and it almost distracts you from everything else for a bit. Sometimes you even see the clouds roll right past your windows. The place does not really feel like a typical city apartment. You notice it&#039;s been fully refurbished and the hardwood floors are just warm underfoot even on busy days. There is a quiet hush too with the double high windows closing out the city sound when you want just peace and your own space. I actually sat down in the living room to take it all in for a minute. The windows run all the way from the floors to the ceiling so you are just flooded with light and the feeling spreads out through the whole home. Even when the city is moving fast outside it feels calm up here. Now for the kitchen you can just tell someone really thought about how it should work. It is not one of those show kitchens you never use. You get a big prep sink and all the appliances are from names like Barrazza and Gaggenau. That is real quality and it actually feels like somewhere you would want to cook for friends maybe even try a new recipe. The cabinets are custom by Pedini which is that solid Italian look plus there&#039;s a Bosch dishwasher and a proper wine fridge. Soapstone countertops feel cool and smooth under your hands and I think you will probably end up using every inch. You could whip up pancakes on a slow weekend or just have coffee by the window and watch the sun come up. That feels like real living in Manhattan. Bedrooms are always personal and this main bedroom just works. It is not just big but the feeling is private even with the city right outside. You get your own bathroom right there and it has one of those whirlpool tubs that makes you want to stay an extra ten minutes plus a stall shower and a wide marble vanity for all your things. Sometimes you just leave the window cracked and listen to the city from up above. The second bedroom has its own en suite too so guests or family get a full calm spot on their own. There is a walk in rain shower that feels kind of spa like after a long day. One thing you notice about this building is that it handles a lot without you needing to ask. The concierge really does help out and they seem to always know the answer. There is a private health club right inside and if you like swimming you actually get a pool for early laps or lazy afternoons. The Club Metropolitan restaurant is right downstairs and sometimes you just want a good meal without heading out. Room service is an option for when you don&#039;t even want to change out of your slippers. The location speaks for itself. Walk out and you have Carnegie Hall right nearby. The Russian Tea Room is a little iconic neighbor and Central Park is close enough for afternoon walks or those early morning jogs. Sometimes you see families heading to the Lincoln Center or folks with shopping bags from The Time Warner Center. Every little bit of New York is at your feet but you always get to escape to your own place up in the sky. Honestly you need to feel the space and the views yourself. There is a quiet kind of ease up here that you cannot capture in photos or words no matter how hard you try. If you want to come see it or just have questions about life at Metropolitan Tower talk to us any time. At LuxuryProperty dot com we just want your next move to feel right.

Modish 2 Bedroom Apartment with Majestic Views at 146 West 57th Street in Manhattan

Some homes just ask you to put your phone down and breathe for a minute. This four bedroom villa at 43 Noyac Bay Avenue in the Hamptons has that very feeling. I stepped inside and the sunlight was doing its thing across all the open spaces. You feel like the water is trying to draw you outside even on the first glance. Honestly I just found myself slowing right down and looking out those big glass windows—there are these real unbroken views right over the bay and out to the sandy beach. Just standing by the window you get that peaceful hush, the kind only New York&#039;s coastal homes seem to offer if you know where to look. Outside, the red brick just mixes so well with the clean modern lines. Sometimes properties try to do both and it can feel forced but here it just works. There&#039;s this rustic brown and cool grey palette on the exterior—nothing draws too much attention but it feels quietly grand. I liked the way the garden melts into the pool area. The pool is heated, by the way, and looks good for late afternoons when the air gets a little crisp. There&#039;s a proper cabana next to it where I could see friends hanging out or maybe kids poking in and out with towels and popsicles. The garden has real space for brunches when the sun hits just right. Even with all that, you do not lose any privacy since the landscaping is thoughtful. I actually heard a bit of birdsong while walking along the path between the garden and the beach gate. Sometimes you forget you have neighbors at all. I know kitchens are often just showpieces in some luxury villas but this one feels like you could really cook in it. Hardwood cabinets here have that comforting old school vibe but the appliances are very current. Everything has its spot. Plenty of counter space too, so everyone can pitch in without bumping elbows. The kitchen rolls right into the living and dining area, which is clever because there is nothing formal or stuffy about the way people end up spending time together here. The main living room faces those floor to ceiling windows. They make you want to sit around and watch the light change over the water. It is almost easy to imagine a big family or a whole group of friends gathering in that space and never really wanting to leave. Going up to the first floor, you find two master suites. Both have those same water views. I always think, waking up to that every morning changes your whole day. You&#039;ll also notice how quiet the rooms feel—something about the way this villa was built shields you from noise. There is a terrace right there if you want to take your coffee outside and stare out at the water. The two other bedrooms do not feel like afterthoughts either. You can see the trees and the landscaped grounds from both and, yes, there is plenty of natural light. The second floor surprised me. There&#039;s an observation deck with these panoramic views that make you feel on top of everything. Even when it&#039;s cloudy those views are impressive. There&#039;s a studio suite up here too. Maybe that suits a writer or artist or someone who likes their own space. Or it could be a place to sneak away for some work or quiet. You get a gym in the finished basement and a wine cellar for those late night gatherings. There is also a detached two car garage and, something I would not overlook, private beach access. More homes should have that. Sometimes I even saw families biking along the bay in the evening. That is the sort of area this is. There&#039;s a lot to love at 43 Noyac Bay Avenue and I have tried to give you the honest picture. Still, the only way to feel it for yourself is to come walk through. If you want to chat more or just need a little nudge to come and see, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, we want your next home to actually feel like home.

Exquisite Family Living Home at 43 Noyac Bay Avenue, Hamptons

Some homes have a way of making you pause right at the doorway. That happened to me when I first stepped into this seven bedroom villa on 64 Down East Lane in Southampton. If you have ever wandered through the Hamptons and just daydreamed about classic New York estates in their element, you could see this place fitting right in. The outside grabs you first with its old world colonial style and those tall Doric columns at the entrance. It feels stately in a comfortable way and the color palette is just subtle enough that the house stands out without shouting about it. I found myself hanging back for an extra moment just to take it all in before heading up the drive. Walking through those grand double doors, it kind of sweeps you straight into another era. The foyer leads to a living room that just looks like it was waiting for a real family gathering or maybe a mid autumn holiday. There is a big old candle chandelier from the nineteenth century that just keeps catching the sunlight in a particular way. I stood by the French doors and watched how the tree shadows moved on the floor as the afternoon changed and, honestly, there is something about that sort of slow moment. This room spills out to more French doors, letting sunlight filter in all day. You can see right out across the water and over the landscaped grounds stretching out behind the house. If you picture long Sunday meals, the dining room will fit. There&#039;s this marble table that looks like it has a few good stories and the teal green chairs work with the rest of the vintage feel. And yet, even with all the tradition, the kitchen is one of those rare spaces that&#039;s truly ready for someone who loves food. The white cabinets are real wood, not just for show, and the appliances actually invite you to get cooking. One day you might have a lazy Saturday morning spreading out breakfast things by the big kitchen windows and the next maybe friends gathering by the island while you finish dinner. Downstairs you will also find two guest suites that somehow stay cozy even when no one is home. There&#039;s even a staff bedroom tucked discreetly to the side and you get a library that actually asks you to pick up a book or maybe just listen to the rain if it is one of those New York evenings. A proper media room sits nearby but it almost goes unnoticed in a good way, like the house is perfectly happy whether you feel like watching sports or catching a nap instead. The staircase is the sort you picture in movies, curving up to three more bedrooms upstairs. Each one seems to have its own personality, but all carry through that vintage theme. There&#039;s a room you could use as an office, which looks out over green lawns and is just far enough from the main spaces that you actually get some work done or maybe just sit and daydream. The master suite is quietly impressive, really. It has this white fireplace that looks like it has been here forever. Sometimes I imagine frosty mornings with a cup of coffee by the fire and sunlight pouring in through the terrace doors. From the master, you step out onto a terrace with those signature Southampton views. Water and woods, birds calling, and not a neighbor in sight. There are fireplaces everywhere in the home, which I always think makes everything feel more welcoming. You&#039;ll also notice laundry is on the ground floor so no running up and down stairs. There&#039;s a two car garage that fits real cars, not just a couple of bikes, and the west facing verandas have views that calm you after a long day. The backyard comes alive in the summer. The pool is huge, almost Olympic size, and honestly I can already see families splashing or friends soaking up the sun on the stone deck. There is so much lawn and garden space out back that it feels a bit like your own private park. Sometimes you&#039;ll almost forget your phone out here whether you&#039;re stretched out with a yoga mat in the sun or setting up a table for a garden lunch. The whole place feels tucked away even though you&#039;re in the heart of the Hamptons, with all the best local spots and little markets that feel unchanged by time. The only real way to tell if this Southampton villa fits your life is to come through and get a feeling for it yourself. If you want to see it or just talk things over, you only have to reach out. At LuxuryProperty dot com, we know home is more about comfort and connection than anything else, and we&#039;re always happy to help you find it.

Most Exquisite Home with Stunning Views at 64 Down East Lane, Southampton

Some homes just have a certain feel as soon as you step inside. This nine bedroom villa on Gin Lane in Southampton, right here in the Hamptons, pretty much does exactly that. Maybe it is the sound of gravel under your tires as you pull into the drive or that quiet feeling once you stand in the middle of so much green space—over two acres and all of it feels worlds away from the busier side of New York. The house still looks like it belongs to another time but honestly in a good way. That white wood exterior with the pitched roofs and the classic semi detached garage it almost feels like you are rolling up to a place you visited as a kid. Built back in the late seventies but cared for all the time since. When you actually walk inside you just stop for a second. There is this living room that feels much larger than any photo can show you. The ceilings go up and up. Full wall windows bring the outside right in and the sunlight just tumbles across the floors early in the morning. Nothing fussy here, just a few splashes of color against soft tones, plus some of the most interesting modern lights. Someone really designed this room to feel simple but sort of grand at the same time. You pass through and the living room merges into a formal dining area, no walls cutting things off. If you picture a family dinner or late lunch with friends, everyone is sitting at this polished white table with black chairs. Believe me, you will be distracted by the garden views through the glass as soon as you sit down. It&#039;s honestly the kind of place where the food becomes almost a side note compared to just looking out. I wandered into the kitchen and I remember running my hand along the counters. It feels like a kitchen for real life, not some showroom you would never use. Everything opens right up to the courtyard terrace and outside there is so much space to drift from one spot to the next. Sometimes in summer you might cook with the windows open and the smell of fresh cut grass coming in. Libraries and little tucked away reading spaces are here too, plus a study and a media room. All these corners for different people to peel off and do their own thing. The bedrooms are kind of spread out so if you have lots of guests or family it just feels easy. Two totally separate guest suites and three more en suite bedrooms, then of course the master suite which is tucked away complete with walk in closet and quietly grand gold lights right above the bed. I liked how the French doors in the master open up so you can walk right outside first thing in the morning. Again, standing out back with just sky and trees and birds you almost forget your phone. The outside spaces stick with you. There is a really long pool out in the courtyard. I sat down by the edge for awhile when I visited and you could hear nothing but a bit of wind, sometimes kids biking in the distance, now and then tennis balls thumping. That is because tucked just off to the west is the tennis court, ready for early morning rallies or late afternoon games. What makes it better is, once you are done you can just walk right over to the pool cabana and cool down or read. You see neighbors sometimes walking dogs or out for a jog but mostly it is peace and green and blue sky. The location on Gin Lane is classic Southampton, and you are still never too far from the small coffee shops and local bakeries. The Hamptons lifestyle is all about space and taking things a little slower and this house fits right in. I think it is a place where you only realize how comfortable you feel after a few minutes of just being there. The only way to know if it feels right is to come see it. If you have questions or just want to walk through reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com we try to make your next move feel as comfortable as possible.

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Some places just sort of hush you when you walk in. That is the first thing that came to my mind at this four bedroom home on 1663 Majors Path in the Hamptons. If you are after a place where the mornings come with birdsong and that feeling of space all around you well honestly this is that kind of spot. In the Hamptons you always expect something special but this place surprised me with how private and just calm it felt the moment I wandered up the private drive. You can really tell the owners spent time thinking about what it would feel like to actually live here. The living room has those big windows I kept looking outside through and you get this panoramic woodland view that goes green forever. Sometimes you might find yourself just standing there with your coffee letting the day slow down. The main part of the house is just over sixteen hundred square feet and stretched over three levels which means everyone still gets their own corner to sneak away if they want. That lower level walkout surprised me with how much light it gets and you could do a lot with that space if you need to work from home or just want a good movie night setup. The kitchen here does not just look pretty for photos honestly you could actually picture hanging out and making a real meal. There is a sense of warmth especially in the way the space flows out into the dining area. I could imagine late evenings with friends or just a lazy pancake breakfast if you are in no rush. Upstairs feels a touch tucked away and peaceful and that master bedroom you will probably want to claim for yourself gets some of the best morning light. You also get three more bedrooms and those can be anything you need from kid rooms to creative spaces or just somewhere for friends to crash after a summer barbeque. Three full bathrooms means no lining up or waiting around either which felt really practical to me. Stepping outside is where this Hamptons home truly shines. There are upper and lower decks so you can chase the sun or find your own cool shaded spot depending on the time of day. I actually sat for a minute by the fire pit and it hit me that this is one of those rare homes where evenings feel like holidays even if you have to work the next morning. The pool is heated so that is year round fun if you fancy a dip or want to have the family over for a breezy afternoon get together. The greenery around the pool is thick enough to give you real privacy so you get your own little world but you are also just a short drive from some classic Hamptons stops. Honestly the best mornings here will probably be the quiet ones with nothing on your list except maybe a coffee from your favorite local spot or a walk through the woods. People in this area really look out for each other. You might see kids biking past in the evenings or someone walking their dog. The pace just feels easy here. That is probably why people end up staying much longer than they first planned. You have got the peace of a woodland retreat but still a quick trip to the best Hamptons beaches and shops. You could even walk some of the neighborhood if you just want fresh air before bed. Plus having a plot area this size gives you options if someday you want to grow your own little garden or just leave it wild the way it is now. Honestly some things just feel better in person. If you are thinking about heading out this way or want to see how this four bedroom Hamptons villa fits your own everyday life just let me know. The coffee here is always pretty good and I am happy to show you around or answer questions anytime. At LuxuryProperty.com we want the right home to feel like it is the obvious next step. Come see if this one is the right fit for you.

Ultimate Luxury Four Bedroom Home at 1663 Majors Path, Hamptons

There is just something about the air out here in Westhampton. It is a little lighter not just because of how close you are to the beaches but probably thanks to all that open space and green around you. This twelve bedroom villa at 7 Bayfield Lane is definitely one of the homes that makes you stop for a bit when you walk in. I remember pausing for half a second as I stepped in and just noticing the quiet and how the light was coming in from pretty much everywhere. Living here just would not feel cramped or crowded. You can always find your own spot to breathe and think even on those days when the whole family is in town and everyone is bringing friends. With almost two acres of land stretching all around you and more than enough room to wander both inside and out, it is really a bit of its own pocket of peace. I stood by one of the windows for a while and it just felt good looking at the gardens and birds. This is one of those Hamptons estates that is not trying too hard to be fancy or over the top. It is just easy and comfortable and feels solid. The home is spread out over two bright stories so there is no feeling closed in even with twelve bedrooms and eleven bathrooms. In fact, it is almost a surprise how each space opens up into the next and you are never far from a big sunny terrace or the kind of kitchen where everyone actually wants to cook and gather. The open design is smart. You can spill out straight onto the terrace for grilling outside or just taking in the big sky while someone else handles the barbecue. And the outdoor kitchen is not just a showpiece. You can actually tell that people have hung out here for whole afternoons, with the breeze and laughter almost built right in. Not all the best parts are upstairs either. The lower level feels like a whole other world with space for both playing and just relaxing. I poked around the gym and the elevator actually makes it easy to get everywhere without thinking twice. That master suite though might be the calmest place, especially with the balcony where most mornings you will want to sit with a coffee and just look at the gardens. And obviously, you have those panoramic views which honestly are even better in person than in photos. Some evenings you get that golden hour light over the lawn and it just makes everything seem a little dreamlike for a minute. It is not just the main house either. There is a guest house that is practical and private, with its own little kitchen and living room. The carriage house gives even more guest space or maybe a quiet spot for someone to work or write. Four cars fit in the extra garage there, so if you collect cars or just like company it is never a problem. Friends who love tennis will probably be first out to the all weather court which stays inviting through the seasons. And yes, the heated Gunite swimming pool with the attached spa is as tempting as it sounds. I could imagine summer here with the pool parties drifting into lazy evenings as everyone winds down together. What stands out to me most is that this place is peaceful but not isolated. Beaches and the little village cafes are just a quick drive. You hear laughter from nearby gardens sometimes but everyone&#039;s got their own space and privacy. Kids still ride bikes down these streets at sunset and honestly you might find yourself actually not checking your phone as much. The only way you will know if 7 Bayfield Lane feels right is to come by and see it for yourself. If you want to ask anything or maybe just walk around together, please reach out anytime. At LuxuryProperty.com we believe moving should feel comfortable and real, not stressful.

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Sometimes a house feels like it&#039;s always been waiting for you. This seven bedroom villa at 41 Herrick Road in the Hamptons has that kind of presence. As soon as I opened the door, there was that soft hush you get in older places where someone has really taken care of things. No rush. Just the easy sound of footsteps on oak as the sunlight moves over the foyer. You&#039;re a little tucked away just off South Main which means you get the quiet of a cul de sac. Out here you probably notice more birds than traffic. The plot itself is pretty generous. An entire acre just right for those afternoons outside, maybe with friends spread out on the grass or kids chasing around near the pool. There&#039;s a lot of sky at this address. The first thing my eyes went to was the way the house&#039;s shingle style sits with all the mature landscaping. It feels balanced. Not too fussy but definitely classic Hamptons. Inside is where the little touches start showing up. The herringbone oak flooring has that worn smooth feel under your shoes that only comes from time. Walking into the living room, you notice it feels like a place people actually hang out. The crown moulding, the half wall panelling and the white backdrop where art and colour bounce a bit from the afternoon sun. Sometimes you&#039;ll catch the cherry piano in just the right light or sit by the fireplace with a good book and forget how long you&#039;ve been there. The double doors bring you to a formal dining space that feels inviting instead of stiff. Warm wood on the chairs and table, those black accents just shy of dramatic and a kind of brightness you get from so much glass. The kitchen is a place you can cook for real. Marble counters, custom cabinets and enough space for snacks at the counter or even a late breakfast near the window when no one else is up yet. There&#039;s also a separate prep kitchen if you&#039;ve got big plans for entertaining, or just want to keep things tidy when everyone&#039;s coming over. What I found nice is how many corners there are to just be. There&#039;s a library with a fireplace for those rainy New York days, a garden facing solarium that probably gets more use than you&#039;d guess, and a great room where everyone ends up eventually. Two guest bedrooms on the ground floor have ensuite baths and a little more privacy. Heads up if you have guests or older family who don&#039;t love stairs. Speaking of stairs, the master suite upstairs has this whole storybook appeal. Antique touches, the fireplace, those wide white walls that frame the view outside. Mornings here are quiet with sunlight coming straight through the windows and if you open them a crack, you almost hear nothing except leaves. Each of the four other ensuite bedrooms upstairs has its own twist. Some feel modern, some lean vintage, all of them honestly feel like someone cared about the details. So everything feels thought out. Down below, I did not expect a cinema room and table tennis but there you have it. The elevator is handy for big grocery hauls or if you need accessibility for anyone. The home control system lets you set the mood just right before you even walk in. The backyard is where you&#039;ll probably fall for the place if you haven&#039;t already. That pool is big enough for real swimming or just floating on a hot Long Island summer day. There&#039;s a spa and wide bluestone patio where you can barbecue or just catch up. It feels like somewhere people spend lazy weekends that go by slower than you&#039;d think. You might even see kids riding bikes down the lane in the evenings. Day to day, coffee shops and the little things are not far. Southampton Village has its own way of keeping things relaxed but interesting. Whether you love quiet mornings with tea by the solarium or hosting full garden parties, it just fits. Anyway, the best way to know if this is your next place is just to walk through. If you&#039;re curious about the villa or want to chat more about the Hamptons lifestyle, reach out whenever. We make things as simple as they should be here at LuxuryProperty.com.

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