Original herringbone floors, oversized windows, and 9-foot ceilings show off this co-op’s prewar design, while the modern, updated kitchen has marble countertops and high-end appliances. Building amenities include a part-time doorman, laundry and bike rooms, and live-in super. This listing is represented by Jason Haber, Deborah Ribner, and Nicole Durosko of Warburg Realty.

A recent renovation here means a totally updated kitchen with plenty of storage and counter space, in addition to lots of sunlight, thanks to the open layout and high ceilings. The building offers a shared roof deck, laundry, and bike storage, all at a price that is below both the neighborhood median ($749,000) and borough median ($550,000). This listing is represented by Zvi Aranoff at Pearl Estates.

Located on the top floor of a converted stable, this elevator co-op unit has more than 1,000 square feet of space and is packed with amenities like central heating and air, an in-unit washer and dryer, beamed ceilings, wood-burning fireplace and walk-in closet. The listing is represented by Roslyn Huebener of the Corcoran Group.

It might be a studio, but with 650 square feet of space, this unit larger than many NYC 1-bedrooms. Thanks to a recent renovation, it also has a custom galley kitchen with windows and full-size appliances. Plentiful closet space and original prewar details like high-beamed ceilings and hardwood floors make for further enticements. The building provides a full-time doorman, laundry room, storage and a roof deck, among other amenities. This listing is represented by Thomas DiDomenico and Gary Castaneda of the Corcoran Group.

A price 46 percent below the neighborhood median is noteworthy on its own, but this co-op building’s amenities — a roof deck with seasonal pool, fitness room, and on-site parking, among others — truly make it stand out. The listing promises that the unit itself is in “mint condition,” and includes a private terrace. It’s represented by Nancy Lane of Sloane Square.