Well, the snow wasn’t so bad, was it? And with the weather turning a bit warmer, it’ll be the perfect opportunity to get out to see some open houses. We hand-picked 15 this weekend, ranging from $435K to almost $2 million.
> 15 Open Houses to See in New York This Weekend
Take a look at a few:
Brooklyn Heights co-op for sale: $435K (below):
This one-bedroom co-op in Brooklyn Heights offers a smart floor plan and its corner location offers lots of light and open views. Hardwood floors, updated kitchen and island hangout make for easy entertaining.
Located at 100 Remsen Street, the pet-friendly building features a part-time doorman, live-in super, modern laundry room along with storage rooms and bike storage. Major plus: All utilities included in the maintenance cost.
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Yorkville condo for sale: $1,495,000 (below):
Just listed three days ago, this Yorkville condo not only has one, but two large balconies to escape to, including one off the large master bedroom (16.2 feet x 11 feet). Located in the 15-story Carriage House condo building, this condo features four-inch plank-quartered white oak floors. Coupled with a large chef’s kitchen with white cabinetry and light-colored marble counters, window views to the north, west and south, the unit is a natural light-lover’s dream.
Carriage House is a full-service doorman building, pet-friendly, has a roof deck, central laundry, free bike/luggage room, private storage units, and an on-site garage with direct access from the building. Located on a tree-lined block close to Carl Shurz Park, John Jay Park and the East River Promenade.
Williamsburg condo for sale: $1,295,000
If you’re looking for a great location and a place with fresh, clean lines and fun elements, check out this condo in the 55 Berry Street loft building. Just listed last week, this one-bedroom condo has a home office that can be converted to a second bedroom. Industrial elements include 13-foot concrete ceilings, exposed beams, oversized windows and wide-plank pine floors. A modern “barn door” separates the master from the living space.
The building is a former knitting factory, which was converted to luxury condos in 2005. Amenities include a full-time doorman, itness room, bike storage and a landscaped common roof garden. A J-51 tax abatement is in place through 2022.
