This Brooklyn Heights beauty is a spacious studio filled with period charm. Meticulous care has been put into preserving the apartment’s prewar details, meaning it’s got original pocket doors, stunning parquet floors with walnut inlays, custom mahogany built-ins, and a stunning wood-burning fireplace with an ornate mantel. There’s a custom-designed Murphy bed in the living room, along with huge windows that fill the space with natural light. The kitchen has been renovated to include custom walnut cabinetry, granite countertops, and high-end stainless steel appliances, including a wine fridge. A private storage unit is included in the sale, and best of all, Brooklyn Bridge Park is less than a block away.

In Astoria, this spacious duplex studio is situated less than two miles from Rainey Park, opened in July 2025, and comes with a private backyard. The home is flush with contemporary finishes and is connected by a sleek staircase with metal railing. High-end, stainless steel appliances are integrated into the kitchen’s sleek layout, and glossy white cabinets extend from the ceiling to the floor. The lower level can easily accommodate a bedroom setup and provides access to the backyard, while an in-unit washer/dryer adds to the convenience.

This Lower East Side home is a former studio that now offers one bedroom, a cozy living room, a windowed kitchen, and a full bathroom. There’s 500 square feet of space on hand, along with lovely details like arched doorways, hardwood floors, beamed ceilings, and exposed brick. The ceilings reach almost 10 feet high, and a wall with frosted acrylic partitions the living room from the bedroom. A sizable dressing room is accompanied by three closets. Several parks, including newly opened sections of East River Park, are within close range.

This studio makes for a good starter home and is ready for a makeover. It has great bones, featuring a beautiful decorative fireplace surrounded by exposed brick, wood-beamed ceilings, and wood-framed windows. The apartment gets both southern and northern exposures and allows subletting from date of purchase. Living here puts you less than a mile from Little Island, NYC’s best elevated park since the High Line.

Central Park is your front yard if you live in this polished 1-bedroom duplex on the Upper West Side. The home features lots of natural light, a modern windowed kitchen, and a decent-sized bedroom suite on the lower level. This is an HDFC co-op, meaning income limits are in place and vary based on household size.