Christian Candy is shaking up his New York portfolio with a move from a historic townhouse to one of Manhattan’s most high-profile skyscrapers.

Architect Jeffery W. Smith and homeowners J. Christopher and Anne Flowers share the Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach ...

An oversized loggia with a Rumford fireplace overlooks the fenced lot with an in-ground pool. The post Baseball Legend Babe ...

Christian Candy, one of the developers behind One Hyde Park, purchased a condo at 11 West 57th Street for $45 million.

Christian Candy, who just listed his New York townhouse for $70 million, paid around $45 million for the unit, which was ...

Homeowners, designer who restored famous gardens of Palm Beach's Villa Giardino have been honored by the Preservation ...

To the north and looking out to the pool area is the family room, which is open to the kitchen. In this area, banks of arched French doors access the pool terrace and a covered loggia.

The nearby family room opens to the pool-view enclosed loggia, which has the home’s second wet bar and floors with a marble mosaic pattern. The oak-paneled dining area is topped by a ...

The dining room connects the larger living room with ... A dining patio hosts al fresco meals, while the second-floor loggia “allows you to contemplate the Val d’Orcia countryside with a ...

The family room opens to an enclosed loggia, which has a wet bar and overlooks the pool patio. On the second floor, the primary bedroom suite has two bathrooms, walk-in closets and a sitting room.

The main stairs lead up to a duplex designed as a rental, with a loggia over 49th Street and ... and grids of white tile look very 2025. The living room floors are a surprising spongy cork.