• A single-family historic home, extensively restored, where fine details and an exceptional collection of antiques and art define every room.

    • The kitchen blends historic cues with contemporary performance: custom cabinetry with traditional joinery, a farmhouse sink, and brass or bronze fittings that echo the home’s hardware. Modern appliances are integrated behind custom panels to minimize visual intrusion.

    • Bathrooms are updated with durable, historically sympathetic materials: honed marble, subway tile with penny-tile floors, and fixtures whose silhouettes reference earlier eras while meeting modern standards.

    • Antique collection and art integration is curated and displayed with conservation in mind.

    • Furniture arrangements respect circulation and sightlines, pairing statement antiques with complementary seating that allows the pieces to be read both as functional objects and as artifacts.

    • Sculptural objects and smaller works are placed on pedestals designed to echo the home’s detailing, using finishes that harmonize without competing for attention.

    Overall experience

    • The restored house reads as layered and lived-in: meticulous craftsmanship meets museum-grade stewardship. Each room showcases fine detail work and curated antiques and art, resulting in a residence that honors its history while functioning for contemporary family life.

  • Well-appointed two-bed, two-bath modern home currently let as an Airbnb, featuring an open-concept living area with contemporary furnishings, a fully equipped kitchen with stainless steel appliances and marble countertops, and a dining space. The primary suite is spacious with ample closet space while the second bedroom is comfortably appointed for guests or remote work. Large windows and neutral finishes create a bright, airy atmosphere, and thoughtful amenities—high-speed Wi-Fi, in-unit laundry, and a dedicated workspace—cater to both short-term visitors and extended stays. The property includes a private outdoor patio for morning coffee or evening relaxation and is situated within easy reach of local dining, transit, and neighborhood attractions, making it a turnkey, income-generating asset.

  • Light-filled and airy, this beautifully appointed property sits moments from the pier and is currently operated as a successful rental. The interiors balance refined aesthetics with practical durability and thoughtful functionality—each room composed to enhance comfort, circulation and long-term wear. Neutral, tactile palettes and quality materials create a timeless backdrop, while carefully considered layouts and bespoke storage solutions maximise usability across family living and short-term lettings. Ideal for those seeking stylish, resilient design that performs as well as it delights.

  • Vintage charm meets modern convenience.

    Classic Edwardian details — original hardwood floors, decorative fireplace, wainscoting and high ceilings — combine with an open, light-filled living, dining and kitchen. The chef’s kitchen is a modern showpiece: Carrera marble countertops, undermount sink, stainless-steel appliances, abundant clean cabinetry and pantry space, recessed and task lighting.

    The bright, high-ceilinged living room features elegant wainscoting and creates a gracious, comfortable entertaining space. A captivating dining area opens to al fresco deck options for seamless indoor-outdoor living. Bedrooms are generously sized with a bay window, and the full bath retains period charm with hex tile flooring, a clawfoot tub and a separate shower.

    This home balances authentic, irreplaceable period character with thoughtful modern updates — a warm, lived-in feel paired with the convenience and flow you want for everyday life.

    • Minimalist layout with clear circulation to reduce wasted space

    • Durable finishes and efficient workflow zoning

    • Integrated storage and multipurpose furniture/equipment

    • Energy and systems optimization to lower utility costs

    • Accessible maintenance-friendly design

    • Cost-conscious procurement prioritizing lifecycle cost over initial price

    Together these create a studio that maximizes productivity per square foot while keeping operating and upkeep costs predictable and low.