Open House Weekend: 5 NYC Apartments You Can't Miss

A gut-renovation means custom millwork, a soaking tub in the bathroom, and high-end appliances in the kitchen. The building counts a laundry room, storage, bike room and roof deck among its many amenities. This listing is represented by Clea Kornel, Stephen Ferrara and Clayton Orrigo of Compass.

Built in 1900, this co-op features prewar details like window shutters, a tin ceiling and wood-burning fireplaces throughout. Modern additions include a renovated kitchen with a Bosch dishwasher, extra deep pull-out drawers, and a washer and dryer in-unit. The ground-floor unit offers both a private garden and access to the building’s roof deck. This listing is represented by Cheryl Nielson-Saaf, Cara Sadownick and Zoe Saaf of Corcoran.

This lovely 1-bedroom might be located in a recently refurbished condo building, but many of the building’s original 19th century details have been preserved. These include herringbone floors, original beams, 11-foot ceilings and a restored, stained glass window. A washer and dryer in-unit, central AC, and a bathroom soaking tub are decidedly 21st-century additions. This listing is represented by Lauren Chao of Compass.

Furnished and recently renovated, this co-op is truly move-in ready. A fresh renovation means a chef’s kitchen complete with a breakfast bar, garbage disposal, and vented stainless steel hood. The bathroom features a washer and dryer. As a HFDC property, this apartment does have income restrictions. The listing is represented by Tali Berzak and Isaac Metcalf of Compass.

A four to one ratio of closet to bedrooms, an updated kitchen, and bedroom big enough for a king-size bed are just some of the many perks at this prewar 1-bedroom. Building amenities also include a 24-hour doorman, garden patio and laundry in the building — all for 16 percent below the neighborhood median. This listing is represented by Alison Rogers of Upstairs Realty.