It may be 221 years old, but it looks much younger thanks to a recent restoration.

Not only does it have an extra bedroom, but it also has about three times the space of a pure trinity.

Here’s your chance to experience anew the Jersey Shore time and development have left behind.

Two 18th-century structures get a mid-2000s connection to create a seamless blend of past and present.

Designed for elegant living and dressed to impress, this spacious condo has it all.

Modern amenities in traditional dress in a serene location.

They built this one like they used to, and it shows.

This palatial manor channels the soul of the hotel that once sat on its grounds.

If you love hosting guests and boating, this brand-new house is the place for you.

This distinctive residence with plenty of personality awaits its next designer.

Any resemblance to a midcentury Colonial is purely coincidental — but the resemblances are there.

European intimacy, American privacy and flexibility, all in one attractive package.

One of Horace Trumbauer’s more modest houses, this one has been blessed with a series of good stewards.

You can live amidst million-dollar houses for a song if you don’t mind buying a one-room condo.

19th-century Philadelphia on the outside, 1960s Sweden on the inside.