19th-century style? Check. 21st-century features? Check. Delancey Place address? That too.

Al Capone used this house to escape pressure from the Chicago cops. You will find it a most opulent stress reliever.

This little beauty comes with its own natural stress reliever.

Back in the late 1980s, before they started building houses again, this modern townhouse pushed the envelope. Literally.

This sprawling, spacious manor abounds in vaulted ceilings.

You’ll get great TV reception living in this new subdivision. The houses are pretty snazzy too.

Same Gropius style on the outside. More color and warmth on the inside.

Catch the sunrise in the morning from the ocean side of your deck, then head around to the bay side to watch the sunset at night.

A luxury resort you can get away to every day of the year.

A historic house with a serious pedigree begins the next chapter in its story.

A striking, simply elegant new house close to everything at the top of the city.

A gracious oasis with a very distinctive split personality.

This bright, well-equipped condo checks off the three must-have boxes for a property: Location, location, location.

Early 20th-century style, rebuilt to last well into the 21st century.

A one-of-a-kind English Gothic estate, built in the 20th century but imported from the 16th.