If you’re trying to move before the holidays, never fear – there are plenty of great apartments available. These five in particular have been made popular by StreetEasy users this week. Manhattan is the star of this roundup, which includes a Two Bridges 2-bedroom with a dishwasher, a Yorkville 1-bedroom with tons of character, and an Upper West Side 2-bedroom with heated bathroom floors. Take a look, and continue browsing other available apartments on StreetEasy.
Those looking for unique character will love this Murray Hill 1-bed with a Juliet balcony. Dark wooden ceiling beams, arches, and doors adorn the space, creating a moody vibe. A whitewashed brick fireplace and Tiffany-style pendant lights add to the vintage charm. But the place has modern updates, too, like in-unit laundry and a dishwasher.
Head to Lower Manhattan with us to check out this 2-bedroom space outfitted with exposed brick walls and wooden ceiling beams. The kitchen includes a full suite of stainless steel appliances (yes, there’s a dishwasher!) in addition to plenty of cabinet space. In the bathroom, you’ll also find a spacious walk-in shower.
If you’re on the hunt for a little more space, check out this Yorkville duplex. Located in an elevator building one block from the Q train, the unit is anchored by a decorative wooden fireplace. The queen-sized bedroom on the second floor has two closets and ample natural light. And the cherry on top: there’s a dishwasher in the kitchen.
This Upper West Side 2-bedroom has a unique, coveted feature: heated bathroom floors, sure to feel luxurious in the colder months when stepping out of the shower. Speaking of the shower, it’s outfitted with white subway tile and a rainfall showerhead. The kitchen also features modern upgrades, including quartz countertops, a dishwasher, and floor-to-ceiling cabinetry.
Lastly, this Sutton Place studio has lovely prewar details like dark-stained hardwood floors and transom windows. A queen-sized bedroom offers a large closet, and the kitchen is outfitted with modern appliances. Situated near the Roosevelt Island Tramway, the building has easy access to the hustle and bustle of Midtown as well as the quiet, laid-back energy of Sutton Place.