There’s more to love about this West Village studio besides it being priced $500 below the median rent for the area. Located in a beautiful brick walk-up, this unit has been renovated with new appliances and fixtures, including a marble-tiled kitchen floor and stone counters. Listed by Max J. Moondoc of Compass.

This bright and sunny Yorkville 1-bedroom is nice on the eyes and the wallet. Priced far below the $2,950 median rent for 1-bedrooms in the area, it offers easy access to the Q train at Second Avenue. Listed by Maria Goris and Wassim Nasredin of Zumper Inc.

Brooklyn Heights on a tight budget? It can be done. This gorgeous 1-bedroom knows how to pack in the charm with exposed brick, gleaming hardwood floors and a decorative fireplace. Laundry in the building and easy train access add convenience. Listed by Shabir Ahmad of Citi Habitats.

Priced $550 below the neighborhood median, this Cobble Hill 1-bedroom will make you take a second look. The renovated top-floor unit features both a new kitchen and bathroom, in addition to a spacious living area. An easy, two-block walk to the subway puts this unit in the winner’s circle. Listed by Olivia Cuomo of Landmark Realty & Management.

This Brooklyn Heights 1-bedroom is compact, but hard to pass up for the price and location. Just a short walk from Brooklyn Bridge Park, the place is right in the middle the best restaurants and activities the neighborhood has to offer. Listed by Danny K. of Brooklyn Landmark Real Estate.