Listing agent Sal “Cappi” Capozucca at Brown Harris Stevens calls this listing a “gem,” and he couldn’t be more right. With 2 bedrooms and a private deck, this co-op delivers charm (love those wide-plank floors and working fireplace!) and modern conveniences. Plus, it’s well below the neighborhood median asking price of $2.51 million, which makes it quite a steal.

In a city filled with boxy apartments, this Park Slope co-op is a light-filled and spacious antidote! Overlook the dated kitchen and feast on the windowed master bedroom in the rear, overlooking bucolic Montgomery Place. Flex space for dining plus two living areas. It’s move-in ready but offers tremendous upside with a remodel; monthlies under $900. Libby Ryan at Compass is the sellers agent.

This West Village listing from Dana Williams at Sotheby’s International is what many NYC real estate shoppers might call an opportunity. It’s a top-floor unit in a desirable townhouse on one of the most coveted streets in Lower Manhattan. With the median asking price in the West Village for 1-bedrooms $1.237 million, a buyer with cash could easily justify a total remodel at this list price.

When more than 130 StreetEasy shoppers save an apartment as a favorite, it must be really checking a lot of boxes, and this Fort Greene 2-bedroom does that. Superbly remodeled, the high-end open kitchen features Carrara marble counters, a breakfast bar and vented Jenn-Aire range. Built-in bookcases and tiled bathroom are top-notch additions. Close to 11 subway lines and Fort Greene Park. Interested? Contact listing agent Anita Culp.

Tricked out with warm timber beams and reclaimed wide-plank oak floors, there’s a lot to love about this Nolita condo on Spring Street at Mulberry. It’s set in the back of a building, overlooking a courtyard, and delivers a truly unique vibe, thanks to the industrial-style kitchen and a bathroom with a large walk-in shower. This unit sold for $715K in 2011. Monica Novo at Douglas Elliman is the listing agent.