115 8th Avenue is an address with quite the historical pedigree. Known as the Chiclet Mansion, it was built by noted architect C. P. H. Gilbert in 1888 for Thomas Adams Jr., who founded the Chiclet chewing gum brand, in the Richardsonian Romanesque style. The building was later turned into 12 apartments, and this 1-bedroom has enormous charm. The ceilings are over 10 feet high, while the living room has exposed brick and striking half-moon casement windows. Original hardwood floors abound throughout, and the cute kitchen has granite countertops and great cabinet storage. The bedroom has its own decorative fireplace, plus a California Closet that extends across a full wall.

Over in Cobble Hill, this 1-bedroom has high ceilings and an amazing layout, including a living area with two large windows and a wood-burning fireplace. The stylish and modern kitchen has beautiful pattern floors and subway tile throughout, as well as chic cabinets and counters and a dishwasher. The bedroom has windows on two sides and a full-wall, floor-to-ceiling armoire for ample and beautiful storage.

On the Lower East Side, here’s a beautifully outfitted 2-bedroom. The open living and dining space includes a bright and sunny living room and a sizable kitchen with a breakfast bar, quartz countertops, and stainless steel appliances. There’s also a nook that’s perfect for a small table and chairs. The bedroom has great natural light via two large windows that make the space feel expansive, and the second bedroom can be converted to an office space. Lastly, the home has a washing machine and dryer — score!

This Gramercy Park 1-bedroom opens with a living space with exposed brick, a large window, and dark hardwood floors. The updated kitchen offers stainless steel appliances and polished cabinets. There are built-ins throughout the home, and the renovated bathroom has elegant stone tile yielding a very chic feel.

For the grand finale, here’s a Turtle Bay apartment with both size and historical character. The 1-bedroom home dates to 1924 and spans 925 square feet, offering high ceilings, classic hardwood floors, and a wood-burning fireplace that serves as the centerpiece of the living room. Restored moldings throughout the apartment add elegance, and the kitchen’s built-in open shelving makes the space feel high-end. On the rooftop, you’ll find a furnished terrace for admiring the city skyline.