This co-op has 850 square feet of space and a flexible layout with two additional spaces that could be used as guest rooms or offices. A custom kitchen and 15-foot ceilings are other nice features, while the elevator building provides a furnished roof deck and laundry room. This listing is represented by Leah Niyazov of Dwellwork Property.

A working fireplace, floor-to-ceiling bookcases, chef’s kitchen, and a small dressing room that allows for extra flexibility and storage were all created during this apartment’s recent renovation. You can get them for a price 41 percent below the neighborhood median. This listing is represented by Alexander Madrigal, John Gomes, and Fredrik Eklund of Douglas Elliman.

Located in a 1926 Art Nouveau building designed by brothers George and Edward Blum, the architects behind some of NYC’s most unusual buildings, this 1,500-square-foot home offers a 35-foot-long living and dining room, 10-foot ceilings, a washer and dryer in-unit and central air. The building provides a roof deck, storage, and 24-hour doorman. This listing is represented by Charles Hawkins and Julia Jiang Hawkins of Douglas Elliman.

Thanks to a full renovation and 11-foot ceilings, this co-op receives lots of sunlight. It also has includes custom closets, a washer-dryer in-unit, new oak wood floors, and a modern kitchen and bathroom. It’s located in the Albert co-op, where amenities include 24-hour door staff and roof deck. This listing is represented by Chris Zhou of Mont Sky Real Estate.

A classic Brooklyn brownstone that was converted to condos in 2007, this unit has all-modern appliances in the kitchen, plus three bay windows with northern and eastern exposures. A roof deck (now under renovation) is one great perk of the building. This listing is represented by Jordan Pryce Levitt and Raymond Roopnarine of Douglas Elliman.