Classic New York City brownstones
Historic homes with serious style

Renovated brownstone, $23 million (£17.8m)

Renovated brownstone, $23 million (£17.8m)

Renovated brownstone, $23 million (£17.8m)

Renovated brownstone, $23 million (£17.8m)

Eco brownstone, $13.5 million (£10.5m)

This brownstone in the Upper West Side of New York has been recently renovated to have passive house status. With tall windows that have been triple-glazed on every floor, the light-flooded house also has a sophisticated ventilation system that keeps fresh air constantly flowing throughout. Love this? Take a look at these passive houses that cost nothing to run.
Eco brownstone, $13.5 million (£10.5m)

Eco brownstone, $13.5 million (£10.5m)

Eco brownstone, $13.5 million (£10.5m)

Restored brownstone, $13.5 million (£10.5m)

Built in 1887, this elegant brownstone was restored by the present owners in 2007. The five-storey building has seven bedrooms, five bathrooms and seven fireplaces. Check out some other beautiful buildings that have been brought back from the brink.
Restored brownstone, $13.5 million (£10.5m)

Restored brownstone, $13.5 million (£10.5m)

Restored brownstone, $13.5 million (£10.5m)

Queen Anne brownstone, $8.8 million (£6.8m)

Queen Anne brownstone, $8.8 million (£6.8m)

Queen Anne brownstone, $8.8 million (£6.8m)

Queen Anne brownstone, $8.8 million (£6.8m)

Upper East Side townhouse, $5.4 million (£4.2m)

Upper East Side townhouse, $5.4 million (£4.2m)

The living area has a traditional feel, with parquet flooring, a carved fireplace and sliding doors that lead outside to the garden. Stairs in the hallway head down to the basement, where there's a fun recreation room. Want to see more basement ideas? Check out these basements that are filled with light.
Upper East Side townhouse, $5.4 million (£4.2m)

Upper East Side townhouse, $5.4 million (£4.2m)

Five-story brownstone, $3.9 million (£3m)

Five-story brownstone, $3.9 million (£3m)

Five-story brownstone, $3.9 million (£3m)

Five-story brownstone, $3.9 million (£3m)

Modern brownstone house, $3.9 million (£3m)

Modern brownstone house, $3.9 million (£3m)

Modern brownstone house, $3.9 million (£3m)

Modern brownstone house, $3.9 million (£3m)

19th-century townhouse, $9.5 million (£7.4m)

19th-century townhouse, $9.5 million (£7.4m)

19th-century townhouse, $9.5 million (£7.4m)

19th-century townhouse, $9.5 million (£7.4m)

The fourth floor is taken up by the master suite. The bedroom features a fireplace and oak window shutters, as well as a dressing area and a walk-in wardrobe. The ensuite marble bathroom has a glass-enclosed shower and a jacuzzi bath with heated flooring to make it extra cosy. The bedroom also has access to a private terrace from its study. Want to see more? Check out these mid-century homes for sale.
Classic brownstone, $2.9 million (£2.2m)

Classic brownstone, $2.9 million (£2.2m)

Classic brownstone, $2.9 million (£2.2m)

Classic brownstone, $2.9 million (£2.2m)
On the third floor, a skylight pours sunshine into the hallway. The spacious bedroom enjoys views of the garden and has its very own kitchenette. While these unbelievable Brownstones cost a pretty penny, you can still pick up an old house full of character for next to nothing. Check out these abandoned buildings for sale that are perfect fixer-uppers.
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