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A 19th-century riverside mansion full of 21st-century creature comforts and home to a noted local broadcast journalist.

This house has falling water, too — but this time, it’s the focal point.

Might this be the first work of postmodernist architecture? Whatever it is, it’s intelligently designed.

It’s hot because it’s cooling down — and because it’s a bargain for New Yorkers.

There’s 76 Place, then there’s everything else.

Designed by a professional chef, this spacious condo will delight any foodie.

If living large is not large enough for you, consider this place where you can live huge.

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Here you can have your grand-scale living cake and eat your minimalist aesthetic, too.

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From City Hall to the Schuylkill River, you’ll discover a bit of everything.

A bit of Renaissance England by the Wissahickon, designed by four architectural heavyweights.

One part colonial America, one part 21st century, all parts fun.

The Cadwaladers loved it. So did the government of France.