At 1,125 square feet with 12-foot ceilings, two wood-burning fireplaces in a stately Upper East Side townhouse, this full-floor 1-bedroom co-op is likely to attract serious buyers who understand the cachet of an East 63rd Street address. Monthlies are $3,008. Note: This apartment is being shown by appointment only on Sunday, April 21 for just two hours. Lorenzo Avati from Berkshire Hathaway is the sellers agent.

Dramatic interior design will catch your eye for this stately 2-bedroom/1.5-bathroom, including the built-in bookcases and the box-beam ceilings. The location is what should eventually seal the sale, given the 74th Street location of this prewar co-op between Amsterdam and Columbus Avenue. This listing from David Rosen at Douglas Elliman has just seen a $100K price cut after 45 days on the market, so it may be nearing the right price.

The median price for a 2-bedroom in Bedford-Stuyvesant is $822K, but this condo unit runs an impressive 1,008 square feet and offers 2 full bathrooms and sits right on the edge of Crown Heights, which ups the value. For people who thrive on the space of an industrial loft, this unit at the Kent — a former factory located near Pratt and the Myrtle Avenue shopping district — fits the bill.  Stanley Montfort at Leslie J. Garfield Co. is the listing agent.

Here’s a bright 1-bedroom on a lower floor of Bleecker Court with partial views of Washington Square Park. Bleecker Court is a 243-unit co-op building and often has a lot of units on the market, apparently due to younger buyers who move on. This is a pretty straightforward play, since buying here means you are buying into the heart of Greenwich Village, including a parade of pedestrian traffic out your front door. Mark David Fromm at Corcoran is the listing agent.

The median sale price for the Upper West Side is $1.1 million, however, 2-bedrooms average $1.795 million, so this 873-square-foot 2-bedroom at $950K ($1,088 per square foot) has clearly attracted the attention of savvy shoppers. More than 200 StreetEasy browsers have made this unit — one of 18 in a 5-story prewar co-op on 78th Street — a favorite this week. Patricia Seyffert at Douglas Elliman is the listing agent.