This 2-bedroom makes for a great starter home and is reasonably priced. There’s a decent amount of space throughout, and room to update in areas like the kitchen and bathroom. The wood floors were recently refinished and the apartment gets lots of natural light, courtesy of its south-facing position. The primary bedroom is king-sized, while the secondary room can accommodate a queen bed.

This cutie alcove studio is found on historic Penny Lane in a historic building, but with not-so-historic amenities. The prewar co-op originally housed the J.M. Horton Ice Cream Factory before being converted in 1976. Modern and spacious for a studio, the sleek kitchen offers brand-name appliances and quality finishes. Stunning hardwood maple floors run throughout, and four double-wide closets provide plenty of storage. Building amenities include a 24-hour doorman and live-in super, an on-site garage and bike storage, laundry rooms on every floor, and a roof deck with captivating city vistas. There’s a $584/month assessment in place, with the seller willing to pay up to one year of it.

Bring your contractor and your imagination to this duplex 1-bedroom within a storied building that dates back to the 1920s. The apartment boasts a small kitchen with new appliances, large windows throughout, generous closet space, and an expansive landscaped roof deck with pristine views of Midtown. The building has several perks as well, including a 24-hour doorman, a laundry room, valet parking, and more.

High ceilings, warm wood floors, and oversized windows allowing sunlight to pour in create an inviting atmosphere in this revamped 1-bedroom. The home is perfect for frequent travelers, as the co-op allows subletting with no holding limitations: a rarity in Manhattan. The kitchen showcases a classic black-and-white design, while the full bathroom presents a clean white appearance. There’s built-in storage in the bedroom, an additional closet near the entrance, and the option to purchase a storage unit in the building if desired.

If you’re looking for an apartment that’s big on storage space, this 625-square-foot abode is worth considering. Custom built-in shelves and cabinetry are everywhere: the hallways, the living room, the two(!!) walk-in closets, and the bedroom. The kitchen features stainless steel appliances and doesn’t skimp on cabinetry. There’s a generous amount of natural light throughout, and the building is conveniently located just two blocks from Madison Square Park.