Asking $600,000 less than a typical 1-bedroom in the West Village makes this co-op a clear deal. No surprise it racked up over 400 saves in February and was the month’s most popular sale. In addition to major savings, the place also offers some charming details and a prime location on Bank Street, easily one of the West Village’s most Instagrammable blocks. Listed by Ronen Seri of Halstead.

The second-most popular sale in February mixes prewar details and practical modern features such as an in-unit washer and dryer. The apartment lacks closets, but has plenty of built-in storage options. And at $875,000, it’s nearly half-million less than the average 2-bedroom in the neighborhood. Listed by Josh Rubin of Douglas Elliman.

Ranking third on our list, this lovely co-op fits our assessment of a starter home. It offers a functional layout for a small family, it has a gorgeous communal roof deck and has a low monthly maintenance fee.  Plus, it offers lots of freedoms like pied-à-terre use, subletting and pets are allowed. Listed by Suzanne Koxvold of Compass.

Here’s another gorgeous 2-bedroom for well under a million. This one stands out for its rare corner location and super low monthlies ($382). It is an income-restricted sale, however, requiring that buyers earn no more than $160,000 or 250 percent of the area median income. Listed by Steven Lopez of Corcoran.

West Village 1-bedroom deals are always a favorite among StreetEasy users and this classy co-op on Morton Street is no exception. The apartment offers elegantly renovated interiors, a breakfast bar and windows on three sides. Listed by Scott Hernandez of Corcoran.

This 1-bedroom is located in a classic brownstone, but it’s a far cry from your typical Upper West Side floor-through apartment. With a three-level layout, lots of closet space and a private entrance, it feels more like a single-family home than a co-op. Listed by Rachel Glazer of Brown Harris Stevens.

Yes, you read that right. This 1-bedroom co-op is asking $425,000 and there’s no income restriction in sight. No surprise this true 1-bedroom racked up more than 300 saves and is already in contract. Listed by Ashlie Roberson of Triplemint.

Located in an 1891 converted factory, this is about as quintessential a loft apartment as you can get. With double-height windows, 13-foot ceilings and a corner location, the place oozes rare downtown charm. And at $1,199,000, it’s priced right on par with the average 1-bedroom in the Village.  Listed by Oliver Nicholas of HomeDax Realty.

The location and gorgeous mantle may have grabbed your attention, but it’s the efficiency of this apartment that’s the real appeal. The  1-bedroom co-op offers a practical layout with three custom closets, a fully equipped chef’s kitchen, a new bathroom and central air conditioning. Listed by Trish Goodwin of Compass.

Rounding out our Top 10 list, here’s another downtown co-op with condo rules and loft-like vibes. The layout is smaller and quirkier than the Waverly Place 1-bedroom listed above and it features 13-foot ceilings and a lofted sleeping area. The price, however, speaks for itself.  Listed by Michel Madie of Michel Madie Real Estate Services Corporation.