This Prospect Heights apartment mixes modern updates with prewar details such as crown molding, French doors, new hardwood floors and granite countertops. The location is prime, just a block from Grand Army Plaza, Prospect Park, the Brooklyn Museum, and the 2, 3, B, and Q trains. Listed by Lesley Semmelhack and Amanda McAvena of Corcoran.

This through-floor Tribeca loft has both charm and seemingly endless space. The open living, dining and kitchen area is bright and airy, with 13-foot ceilings and fabulously tall windows. You’ll find the two bedrooms through an open office space. Plus, there’s in-unit laundry. Listed by Mark Blackwell, Paddington Matz, and Louis Dowler of Compass.

Welcome to your blank canvas. While this Upper West Side find might need a lot of TLC, it has great space and solid bones. Also, it’s located in a classic prewar building on 87th Street, just two blocks away from Central Park and close to the 1 train. Listed by Ari Harkov, Warner Lewis, and Marc Schaeffer of Halstead Manhattan.

Here’s a 2-bedroom in Washington Heights that has an in-unit washer and dryer and its own private terrace. Yes – it’s a penthouse! It also has an inviting breakfast bar perfect for all kinds of gatherings. The condo is located in a full-service elevator building close to the A, C and 1 trains. Listed by Sarah Kruse of Corcoran.

This full-floor 1-bedroom apartment is located on quiet Bank Street in between Fourth Street and Greenwich Avenue, close to plenty of cafes, restaurants, and boutiques. Exposed brick, a fireplace and custom built-ins make the living room a unique, cozy space. And how can you resist those barn doors in the bedroom? Kim Larkin of Corcoran is the listing agent.

Welcome to wide-open living in this soaring Hell’s Kitchen duplex with 16-foot ceilings and plenty of windows welcoming the southern light. There is also a fabulous kitchen (Wolf gas range and Liebherr counter-depth refrigerator) and an in-unit washer and dryer. Victoria Vinokur of Halstead is the listing agent.