Corcoran’s A-List: October 2026
This stunning Hamptons estate is surrounded on three sides by farmland and, on the fourth, the calm waters of Mecox Bay.
Enjoy our monthly survey of incredible listings across the Corcoran network.
Highlights in this edition: An heirloom Manhattan penthouse, mid-century modern mastery in the D.C. suburbs, a swoon-worthy Mediterranean north of New York City, a charming homestead in Oregon, and a sleek escape in Portugal.
Connecticut
What’s Here: Waterfront new construction on Greenwich Cove, with views stretching all the way to the New York City skyline. While this coastal getaway feels like a vacation house, it’s located in a prime enclave of Old Greenwich, five minutes from town and train. It’s an easy commute to Manhattan, and easier to Stamford or Westchester. Five bedrooms, five full baths, and two powder rooms are spread across three levels, with 180-degree water views in just about every room. It’s a house that couples practicality with style, built to the highest standards with steel beam-and-pile construction, 16-foot FEMA compliance, and custom Marvin windows to take in those wide-aperture views.
What We Love: The private dock (and a grand total of six outdoor decks).
Listed By: Alexandra Allen of Corcoran Centric Realty.
Rockland County
What’s Here: Old Hollywood on the Hudson. Get ready for your close-up at this cinematic Mediterranean-style jewel in Upper Nyack, evoking all the glitz and glamour of a Sunset Boulevard manse. This seven-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath jewel dates to 1918, and it retains much of its original layout and details: vintage parquet floors, intricate millwork, oversized windows, French doors, and elegant fireplaces. Every room is flooded with natural light, especially a delightful sunroom with green-trimmed French doors on every wall.
What We Love: 2.48 acres of groomed grounds that make home feel like a botanical garden, with rolling lawns and a secluded pool tucked in among the trees, replete with a fairytale pool house and bordered with a whimsical trim. The grounds also include a fire pit and a veritable forest of mature trees.
Listed By: Adam Blankfort, Angele Melendez, and Ryan Paige of Corcoran Baer & McIntosh.
East End
What’s Here: One of the Hamptons’ most notable waterfront estates, sequestered by centuries-old farmland and 360 feet of Mecox Bay frontage. The 12,000-square-foot shingle-style residence has seven bedrooms, seven-and-a-half bathrooms — all set on 6.9 acres. Whether seen from afar or up close, this estate stuns from every angle. Interiors by AD100 Hall of Fame honoree Daniel Romualdez optimize timeless elegance for today’s living. Other notable features include a two-story library that’s a bibliophile’s dream, expansive bedrooms with angled ceilings, oversized windows, and entertaining spaces both grand and intimate.
What We Love: What’s outside is just as fabulous as what’s inside. You’ll find English gardens, covered porches, a waterside dining porch, a heated pool, a carriage house with its own home studio/office, and a private dock.
Listed By: Tim Davis and Thomas P. Davis of Corcoran’s Southampton Office.
New York City
What’s Here: A spacious penthouse at a New York legend. Few Manhattan addresses carry the cachet of the El Dorado, Emery Roth’s storied masterpiece on Central Park West. The three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bathroom residence is surrounded by beautifully landscaped terraces on three sides, with magnificent views of New York City from every angle. Arrival comes via a private elevator landing, which reveals a perfectly proportioned living and dining area boasting herringbone oak floors, high ceilings, classic moldings, and a two-sided decorative fireplace. The primary suite has custom built-in closets, built-in bookcases, and a windowed bathroom with a walk-in shower.
What We Love: The private terraces add wonderful — and unexpected — private green spaces in this Manhattan aerie. The southern and western terraces are accessed through French doors, and a custom built-in bar stands ready to mix up a martini (or more fittingly, a Manhattan) for sunset cocktails. All bedrooms open onto the northern terrace, with spectacular views of the Central Park Reservoir.
Listed By: Deborah Kern of Corcoran’s East Side Office.
Virginia
What’s Here: A pristine c. 1958 mid-century modern in Alexandria’s Hollins Hills, considered one of the best-preserved modernist communities in the D.C. metro. Tucked away in a forested, park-like setting, the community was the brainchild of Robert Davenport and architect Charles Goodman, who built 450 mid-century modern houses between 1946 and 1971. This three-bedroom, two-bathroom stunner is a prime example of the community’s iconic look and feel. You’ll find floor-to-ceiling windows in the living room, dining room, bedrooms, and sunroom, bathing the entire house in sunlight throughout the year.
What We Love: Details like heated slate tile floors in the sunroom, a hot tub, and a professionally landscaped garden featuring azaleas, hydrangeas, boxwoods, and arborvitae, as well as a brand-new side deck and multiple upgrades, including a new electrical panel with a whole-home surge protector, mean that this house is the perfect blend of architectural history, nature, and convenience.
Listed By: Christine Robinson of Corcoran McEnearney.
North Carolina
What’s Here: An exceptionally elegant take on Charlotte living. This five-bedroom, five-full-bathroom, three-half-bathroom residence in Foxcroft has numerous details that make it stand out from its neighbors. The open-plan living area is centered around the custom kitchen, featuring two islands, a 48-inch Wolf range, dual Asko dishwashers, and integrated Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezers. There’s also a hidden scullery with additional cooking/cleaning capacities — an entertainer’s dream. The primary bedroom overlooks the backyard and has a primary closet that feels like a boutique with lighted custom cabinetry and a peninsula dresser, while flex spaces like a mezzanine lounge, a home gym, and a loft play space can be configured into home offices, studios, and more.
What We Love: A glass curtain wall that dramatically retracts to reveal a covered porch with four ceiling heaters, an outdoor kitchen with bar seating, a patio dining area lit up with café lights, and a gas fire pit with a seating area.
Listed By: Valerie Mitchener and Lauren Alexander of Corcoran HM Properties.
Central Florida
What’s Here: A newly completed — and fully furnished — modern palace in Windermere is truly turnkey-ready. Covering almost 10,000 square feet, the estate has six bedrooms, six bathrooms, and four half-bathrooms, including the option of two different primary suites. The living room has exposed ceiling beams, a stone fireplace, and custom built-ins, while the chef’s kitchen has a fully equipped back kitchen to support the consummate host. The outside is just as palatial as the interiors, with a resort-inspired pool anchoring a courtyard boasting its own summer kitchen with a Wolf grill, as well as a pool-facing covered patio with plenty of seating.
What We Love: In one of the primary suite’s bathrooms — graced with a marble soaking tub — there’s a secret: a solid limestone staircase that leads to a hidden upper-level room, complete with a wet bar, beverage refrigerator, a desk, a sofa, and a table with seating for two. Talk about taking a bathroom break to get away from it all!
Listed By: Steve Healy and Bobby Welker of Corcoran Premier Realty.
South Florida
What’s Here: Live the good life at this four-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bathroom house set in the Kensington neighborhood of the Palm Beach Polo Country Club. A curved driveway flanked by palm trees is the first glimpse that this estate is something special, before stepping into a dramatic living room with marble flooring, an extravagant fireplace, and curved floor-to-ceiling windows. The arched entryways and oversized windows continue throughout the house, including in the bedrooms, bathrooms, and two private home offices.
What We Love: Take advantage of Florida’s sunshine with a covered outdoor kitchen set under a gazebo that flows directly to the pool and gardens, which offer multiple lounge and dining areas.
Listed By: Darlene Streit of Corcoran’s Palm Beach Office.
Colorado
What’s Here: A lovely rendition of a Denver Square, the local vernacular housing style that has charmed generations of Denver residents. This 1906 version in the City Park neighborhood boasts four bedrooms and three bathrooms, with a cheerful interior that marries modern conveniences with the century-old character of the original structure. The living and dining room has an exposed brick wall, along with a remodeled gas fireplace, while the kitchen has cheerful bright blue cabinets and a herringbone marble backsplash. The main level also has a laundry/mud room accessible through a side door, making it easy to enjoy Colorado’s great outdoors in all seasons without tracking snow and mud into the rest of the house.
What We Love: On the upper floor, you’ll find three of the bedrooms, including a spacious primary suite with a large skylit walk-in closet with windows on two walls, allowing the space to be used as a dressing room or as a private parlor of sorts. Plus, the backyard has a hot tub!
Listed By: Paul Kourkoulis of Corcoran Perry & Co.
Oregon
What’s Here: This historical Lake Oswego property is a collection of captivating live/work options set on a rare double corner lot. Waldorf House, the main farmhouse, is a landmark property, built circa 1900, and has three bedrooms and two bathrooms. There’s a distinct country kitchen and dining area with a tin ceiling, exposed brick, and unusual wooden cabinets, while the living areas have beadboard walls, exposed beam ceilings, and a stone fireplace. The three bedrooms all sit upstairs, plus a flex space that can be used as an additional bedroom, with a built-in daybed for guests or just as extra lounging space. The wraparound porch, complete with a swing of course, is perfect for hanging out and watching the world go by.
What We Love: In addition to the main farmhouse, there’s also a detached one-bedroom, one-bathroom 586-square-foot ADU cottage, complete with a kitchenette, a washer and dryer, and a fireplace, as well as a carriage-style outbuilding and a workshop shed. Whether you’re looking for a rental income opportunity, a place for extended family, space for a home office, or a spot to jam with your rock band, there’s somewhere here for you to get your groove on.
Listed By: Lisa Owens and Laura Lacey of Corcoran Prime.
Puerto Rico
What’s Here: Put on the Ritz at this fully furnished four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bathroom residence in Dorado Beach East, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve community. The house was completely renovated and furnished with Roche Bobois pieces, including two sets of their signature sofas in the living spaces. There’s a dramatic hall of mirrors facing the pool that creates an infinite depth of reflective blues as you traverse from one part of the house to the other. In addition to the saltwater pool, the grounds include a heated hot tub with turbo jets and ambient lighting, as well as an outdoor heated shower.
What We Love: Residents of Dorado Beach enjoy access to all the fabulous amenities of the Ritz-Carlton Reserve, including concierge services, golf courses, beaches, spa facilities, and fine dining — making every day feel like a vacation in your own home.
Listed By: Caroline Johnson of Corcoran Puerto Rico.
Portugal
What’s Here: A boutique guesthouse located in one of Portugal’s most desirable coastal regions, this property is ready to either be transformed into an exclusive private single-family home or remain as a hospitality business, whether as a boutique hotel or as a members-only retreat. The property has nine fully furnished bedroom suites, each decorated in a different style — each unique, but all united by their distinct flair. Suites range from two top-floor rooms with cozy, slanted roofs and lit by skylights to larger, elegant options with dramatic chandeliers and gold accents or a strikingly modern four-poster bed draped with a sculptural light fixture. The property also includes private terraces, as well as communal outdoor and indoor spaces.
What We Love: Setúbal is perfectly positioned to be easily reachable from Lisbon and the Lisbon International Airport, as well as being close to Comporta’s fashionable beach scene, the Tróia Peninsula, and the Arrábida Natural Park and beaches.
Listed By: Weza Silva of Corcoran Atlantic.
