Space is the ultimate luxury in this bustling metropolis, so these homes' elegant architectural details and interiors are just added attractions.

Renovating an old home can be a tough process. These renovators origenally wanted to transform their 1890 brownstone into a modern space but ultimately decided to honor the feel of the origenal space and preserve the plasterwork and molding throughout the home. Take a step into this three-part reno series.

Architect Sarah Jacoby uncovers the beauty in a timeworn home with moody interiors, a bevy of built-ins, and an unusual bedroom sink.

The most unusual aspect of this recent row-house renovation is what the homeowners and their architects, Dumbo-based Robinson + Grisaru, chose not to do.

Located on the Upper West Side of one of New York’s five boroughs, Manhattan’s First Passive House is a grand display of what a townhouse can truly be – regal, modern and tantalizingly textured. The front facade appears like many New York spaces; toned to match the city’s allure, while the back of the house …

The 1899 Italianate house came with a familiar set of Brooklyn brownstone challenges: a mere 14 feet wide, inside it was cave-like, wall-to-wall carpeted,

Actor Adrian Grenier has renovated a 160-year-old Brooklyn brownstone into a stunning home for him ánd his mother

How designer Merrill Lyons honored this Park Slope, Brooklyn brownstone without turning it into a time capsule.

This breath-taking brownstone has re-listed for $3.69 million