Luxury furnished rentals by area

Park Avenue, Museum Mile and Madison Avenue, with townhouses and full-service condos.

A historic enclave in the East 80s and 90s near the Reservoir and Museum Mile.

The East 60s and 70s, close to the York Avenue hospitals and Park Avenue.

Between two parks, with Lincoln Center, brownstone blocks and Central Park West views.

Supertall towers on West 57th Street and residences facing Central Park.

Quiet East River enclaves a short walk from the United Nations.

Converted warehouse lofts and penthouses on cobblestone streets by the Hudson.

Cast-iron lofts with soaring ceilings on Belgian block streets.

Boutique condos and lofts on Bond Street and Great Jones Street.

Federal-era townhouses on crooked, tree-lined streets near the Hudson.

Washington Square Park, lower Fifth Avenue and historic mews houses.

Architect-designed condos along the High Line, galleries and brownstone blocks.

New full-amenity towers built over the West Side rail yards.

Lofts and new condos around Madison Square Park.

Townhouses and elegant homes around Manhattan's private, keyed park.

Waterfront condos along the Hudson River esplanade, next to Wall Street.

Penthouses in converted towers and new condos near Wall Street and the Seaport.

Historic brownstones by the Promenade, one stop from Wall Street.

Warehouse lofts and waterfront penthouses between two bridges.

Brownstones with deep front gardens and Court Street restaurants.

Rowhouses and new condos by Atlantic Avenue and a major transit hub.

Brownstones and limestone mansions beside Prospect Park.

Italianate brownstones and Gilded Age mansions near Fort Greene Park.

Waterfront towers with skyline views, one L stop from Manhattan.

Brownstones and new condos by the Brooklyn Museum and Botanic Garden.

Waterfront towers facing Midtown, minutes from Grand Central.

A private planned community of Tudor homes with LIRR service to Manhattan.

Hudson River estates and the private enclave of Fieldston.

Gated estates on the Palisades, minutes from the George Washington Bridge.

Acre-plus estates and country lanes in northwest Bergen County.

Newer custom homes on quiet cul-de-sacs at the New York State line.

Gated estates and lakeside homes favored by New York's pro athletes.

A small historic borough with its own station on the Main Line.

Grand older homes, a lively downtown and rail service to New York.

East Hill estates and a classic downtown, close to the GWB.

New custom homes on the Alpine border with a small-town center.

Cliff-top homes above the Hudson, about 10 minutes from the GWB.

Historic East Hill mansions and a city downtown near the GWB.

Wooded lots and a duck pond center beside Alpine and Cresskill.

Hillside homes by the Alpine line and an easy everyday town center.

A tiny reservoir-side borough with a country club at its center.

Lake Tappan views at the top of Bergen, on the New York State line.

Reservoir views, Pascack Valley rail and fast Parkway access.

Ramapo Mountain views and highway access at Bergen's northern edge.

A quiet rail town with the Celery Farm preserve at its center.

Two train stations and classic family homes beside Ridgewood.

Spacious family homes, farm stands and quiet roads near Route 208.

Lake Tappan, golf courses and quiet Pascack Valley streets.

A small Northern Valley borough between Closter and Rockleigh.

One of Bergen's tiniest boroughs, with historic sandstone houses.

High-rise Manhattan views at the New Jersey end of the GWB.

Hudson waterfront living with ferry service to Midtown.

Skyline views, Port Imperial ferries and the Lincoln Tunnel.

Brownstones and waterfront lofts with PATH, rail and ferry access.

High-rise skyline views minutes from Lower Manhattan by PATH.

Hillside Victorians and Tudors, a lively downtown and direct trains to Midtown.

A small historic borough lit by gas lamps, with its own station on the Montclair line.

A walkable downtown, Paper Mill Playhouse and Midtown Direct trains to Penn Station.

Stately homes on curving streets, The Mall at Short Hills and Midtown Direct trains.

Spacious newer homes, a major medical center and quick access to Route 280.

A tiny, wooded, purely residential borough of stately homes in West Essex.

Large hillside homes, quiet cul-de-sacs and Green Brook Country Club.

Upscale homes and townhouses beside the Eisenhower Parkway office corridor.

A historic gated enclave of estates on the slope of the First Watchung Mountain.

The Hill City: a lively downtown, Overlook Medical Center and fast trains to Midtown.

Classic homes, a thriving downtown and Raritan Valley line trains.

Quiet wooded streets beside the Watchung Reservation.

Quiet family streets near Bell Labs and the Gladstone branch.

The historic Green, a major medical center and Midtown Direct trains.

Wooded estates surrounding Morristown, with arboretums and historic farms.

A walkable borough with a classic Main Street and Midtown Direct trains.

Large homes on wooded lots near the Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge.

The Rose City: Drew University, a lively downtown and Midtown Direct trains.

Estate acreage and horse properties between Morristown and the Great Swamp.

A historic village and rolling horse country along Route 24.

A planned lake community of early 1900s homes with its own train station.

Wooded hills and private lake communities, including Smoke Rise.

Corporate campuses, the Jets training center and quiet residential streets.

Large newer homes across Montville, Towaco and Pine Brook.

Gilded Age estates on Bernardsville Mountain in the Somerset Hills.

Horse country and home of the Far Hills Race Meeting steeplechase.

Equestrian estates at the end of the Gladstone branch.

Estates and townhouses where Routes 78 and 287 meet.

A historic village center, large homes and Gladstone branch trains.

Historic homes near Princeton University, Palmer Square and Nassau Street.

Rolling farmland and historic boroughs a short drive from Princeton.

Riverfront estates on a peninsula between two rivers, near the ferry to Manhattan.

Walkable river town on the Navesink, between Red Bank and Rumson.

Quiet borough on the Shrewsbury River with its own train station.

Horse farms and multi-acre estates in rural Monmouth County.

Spacious modern homes, strong schools and quick Parkway access.

Wooded hills and river views above the Navesink, close to the ferry.

Grand oceanfront summer homes on large lots along the Atlantic.

Victorian homes, a quiet boardwalk and a lake at the center of town.

Small, quiet oceanfront borough with a historic lighthouse.

Victorian beach town between the Shark River and the Atlantic.

Exclusive ocean-to-bay homes on a narrow barrier island.

Shingle-style beach village at the end of the coast train line.

Oceanfront and bayfront homes along an 18-mile barrier island.

Upscale summer homes and high dunes on Seven Mile Island.

Walkable downtown, bayfront homes and birding on Seven Mile Island.

Historic Victorian seaside town at the southern tip of New Jersey.

Tudor-style village homes about 35 minutes from Grand Central on the Harlem Line.

A small Sound Shore city with waterfront homes and a lively downtown.

A compact Tudor village with one of the shortest commutes in Westchester.

Wooded lots and a small hamlet center in the town of New Castle.

Northern Westchester horse country with estates, barns and riding trails.

A corporate hamlet minutes from Westchester County Airport.

Estates beside corporate headquarters and the county airport.

A walkable Sound Shore village with a strong sailing tradition.

Secluded wooded acreage on the Connecticut border.

A Hudson River village with river views and a historic Main Street.

A quiet village on the Greenwich border near the I-287 corporate corridor.

Backcountry estates, Sound waterfront and the shops of Greenwich Avenue.

A compact shoreline town with coves, beaches and two train stations.

A classic New England village with a famous mid-century modern legacy.

Beaches, the Saugatuck River and a creative, lively downtown.

North Shore homes, Miracle Mile shopping and a short LIRR commute.

Waterfront estates on the Great Neck peninsula, minutes from the city line.

A planned nineteenth-century village with wide streets and a central location.

Gold Coast estates and horse properties in the center of Nassau County.

Waterfront Gold Coast estates at the tip of the Port Washington peninsula.

Harbor villages and historic Gold Coast country estates.

A historic harbor village and the wooded estates of Lloyd Neck.

Ocean estates and a historic village, the classic Hamptons summer.

Village greens, Georgica Pond and the beaches of East Hampton.

Ocean estates among farm fields, vineyards and the Hampton Classic.

A quiet hamlet of bay and ocean estates between Southampton and Bridgehampton.

A historic whaling village on the bay side of the Hamptons.

Ocean homes, surf beaches and fishing harbors at the end of Long Island.

A quiet island between the forks, reached only by ferry.