Weekend Open Homes: 5 Apartments to See

This former most popular co-op is back on the market! Located at Bleecker Court, it features 13-foot ceilings, a Juliet balcony, and a spacious and bright upper-level sleeping area that overlooks the living room. The kitchen has been fully renovated and includes a marble breakfast bar, white oak floors, and chic brass fixtures. Represented by Nick Gavin, Josh Doyle, and Ryan Milliken of Compass.

Two bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and two walk-in closets, all within 800 square feet. This apartment takes up an entire floor of a neoclassical townhouse built in 1920. Prewar details like a decorative marble mantle, oak floors, and exposed brick were retained during a renovation that brought a full update to the open kitchen. Building amenities include two storage lockers and free laundry in the basement, all for 49 percent below the neighborhood median for a 2-bedroom. Represented by Greg McHale Jesse Schafer, Natalie Hedden and Scott Laine of Compass.

It’s a junior 1-bedroom, but it’s inside a full-service building that includes laundry on every floor, an elevator, and a full-time doorman. With a renovated kitchen and “modern” bathroom, there doesn’t seem to be anything missing from the unit. The entryway closet, linen closet and double-door closet help it live up to the listing’s boast of “plentiful closet space.” Represented by Carol Wang of Corcoran.

This listing offers 2 bedrooms for less than the median price of a 1-bedroom in the neighborhood. Located on the first floor, the unit includes new kitchen counters and appliances, central air, bamboo floors, and six windows. The building counts a live-in porter, laundry room, courtyard, and storage among its perks. Represented by Tracie Hamersley and Elizabeth Hamersley of Douglas Elliman.

A five-year-old renovation means this studio loft comes with an updated stainless steel kitchen (including a dishwasher), recessed lighting, and updated bathroom, while the high ceilings, decorative fireplace and exposed brick reflect the building’s prewar heritage. A common garden and bike storage are extra features of the building. Represented by Alek Esposito, Citi Habitats.