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…And walls where the windows should be!

Looking for your modern-day castle in Manhattan? Have we got a roundup for you.

The condos will have extra-sturdy walls to support heavy picture frames, and the ceilings will have gallery-style lights.

The conversion of six historic rowhouses was designed by Beyer Blinder Belle, with interiors from Champalimaud.

The 119-unit pre-war building was redesigned by Handel Architects.

The three townhomes are priced from $3.475 million to $3.68 million.

The 200-unit project consists of five apartment buildings and five townhouses, all designed by FX FOWLE.

The seven-unit building will rise on an empty lot near the Ridgewood border.

Grab a bowl of bite-sized candy bars and prepare to be scared.

Bodega no more! The property traded for $1.8 million in 2012.

Hanging a room over a larger one is a great way to save space. A suspended room on its own is just plain cool.

The eight penthouses will range in size from 3,500 to 9,500 square feet.

The Metropolitan Club has been one of New York City’s most exclusive and prestigious clubs since it was founded in 1891.

Sag Harbor’s Watchcase Factory, a 64-unit condo and townhouse project by Cape Advisors Inc., gets storybook on us with a flood of new renderings on the official site. The Hamptons “village within a village” at the former Bulova Watchcase Factory was designed by Beyer Blinder Belle Architects, with homes ranging in price from $1 million to over $10 million.

The brick-modern project by ODA Architecture starts pricing at $950,000.

The Townhouses of Cobble Hill are the kind of homes you bring home to your mother.