Brownstone and townhouse service across New York City

A collage of cut-out photographs of New York on pale paper: a cast-iron street lamp, a stone tower of the Brooklyn Bridge, a row of brownstones with high stoops, a pale limestone townhouse and a street tree.

Manhattan

We maintain single-family brownstones and townhouses across Manhattan, including Carnegie Hill, the Upper West Side, the West Village and Tribeca.

Upper East Side and Lenox HillBrownstone and limestone townhouses on the side streets.
Carnegie HillSome of the city's grandest single-family townhouses.
Upper West SideLong runs of brownstones between the park and Riverside.
West VillageFederal and Greek Revival rowhouses, among the oldest in the city.
Greenwich VillageRowhouses on quiet, crooked streets.
ChelseaGreek Revival and Italianate rowhouses on tree-lined blocks.
Gramercy ParkTownhouses around the city's last private park.
Murray HillNineteenth-century brownstones and carriage houses.
Turtle BayTownhouses around shared back gardens.
Sutton PlaceQuiet townhouses above the East River.
TribecaTownhouses and converted lofts.
SoHoConverted lofts among the cast-iron blocks.
HarlemBlock after block of brownstone and limestone rowhouses.
Mount Morris ParkRowhouses facing Marcus Garvey Park.
Hamilton HeightsRowhouses on the heights near City College.
Sugar HillGrand rowhouses on the ridge above Harlem.

Brooklyn

We maintain single-family brownstones and townhouses across Brooklyn, including Brooklyn Heights, Cobble Hill, Park Slope and Bedford-Stuyvesant.

Brooklyn HeightsThe city's first historic district, with rowhouses in every style.
Cobble HillQuiet blocks of brownstone and brick.
Carroll GardensBrownstones set back behind deep front gardens.
Boerum HillItalianate and Greek Revival rowhouses.
Park SlopeBrownstones and limestones running down to Prospect Park.
Prospect HeightsRowhouses between the park and Atlantic Avenue.
Fort GreeneItalianate brownstones around Fort Greene Park.
Clinton HillMansions and rowhouses on tree-lined avenues.
Bedford-StuyvesantLong rows of brownstone and limestone homes.
Stuyvesant HeightsLandmarked blocks of brownstone and limestone.

Elsewhere in New York City

Our work is not limited to Manhattan and Brooklyn. We serve single-family brownstones, townhouses and other high-end homes throughout New York City.

A row of brownstone townhouses at dusk, with lit parlor windows, high stoops and black iron railings.

Request a walkthrough of your house

We walk through the house with you and look at its condition and its systems. The office then writes the checklist and the agreement, priced from what the walkthrough found.

A checklist written for your house
No long-term contract

Request a walkthrough Call the office, 914-564-1325