Archives April 2020 | New York Lifestyles Magazine

Leesa Rowland

Living A Life With Style & Grace

By Patricia Canole | Photography by Neil Tandy
For Leesa Rowland living with style and grace rings true. From acting, and authoring a bestseller to animal activism, Leesa brings a certain passion to every aspect of her life. And while her roots are planted in Texas, Leesa now lives an extraordinary life and calls...

Where Have All The Cowboys Gone?

By Sean-Patrick M. Hillman, A Third-Generation Born & Bred New Yorker
There is a species that is rarely spoken about in our society today…for fear of offending, potentially scaring, someone. This species represents some of the most experienced, strongest, and most vigilant beings the world has ever known—the Native New Yorker....

Through The Lens

By Anniewatt.comPhotography By Anniewatt.com...

Bits & Bailey: The Who, What And Wow Of The Luxe Scene

By Bailey Beckett
Anxiety, dears. That’s the current mood of late, but let Bailey tend those wounds with some TLC (tender luxury care). Times may be uncertain, but Bailey’s certainty is not. We will get through this, and life will return anew to the city we love...

Pickering House Inn

A New Hampshire Gem

By Jeff & Stephanie Sylva
Distinguished as “The Oldest Summer Resort in America,” the town of Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, attracted summer visitors primarily because of its location on Lake Winnipesaukee, New Hampshire’s largest lake. But this attractive New England town...

Kripalu Center For Yoga & Health

Say “Om” To This Retreat In The Berkshires

By Meryl Pearlstein
Yoga lovers are familiar with the extensive programming offered at Kripalu, a yoga and health center in the Berkshire Mountains, just three hours north of New York City. But you may not realize that Kripalu is...

The Ozarks

More Than Music & Museums

By Ruth J. Katz
Well, I’m embarrassed to admit it, but I slept with the lights on, the night I spent in the 1886 Crescent Hotel and Spa in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. The facility cautions: “Guests check out, but they never leave...

Around Town: Financial District

By TJ Johnson
The landscape of the Financial District (FiDi), where New York’s history as a city all began has seen many changes. The skyscrapers and canyons of today’s FiDi stand where the tiny Dutch settlement, and later the prime residential enclave of post-Revolutionary New York once flourished...

Brooklyn Point

A New Level Of Luxury

By AP Connolly | Photos Courtesy Of William’s New York
At 720 feet, the 68-story Brooklyn Point has cemented the title as the tallest building in Brooklyn. The tower offers a new level of luxury living in the borough. It is the first and only for-sale building at City Point, which is the...

65 Central Park West

Old-World Details With Modern Comforts

By AP Connolly
Designed by renowned and celebrated architect Emery Roth, 65 Central Park West is an excellent full-service cooperative building. It is an ideal and premier location, just steps to wondrous Central Park...

164 East 72nd Street

A Dream Come True

By AP Connolly
This romantic and chic pre-war Penthouse is atop one of Lenox Hill’s elegant co-ops located at 164 East 72nd Street. With over 1,250 square feet of lushly planted wrap terraces, several greenhouses...