First up on our NYC open house roundup for April 13 and 14 is this cute Chelsea co-op. White-washed exposed brick coupled with light oak floors creates a clean and bright aesthetic that dazzles as soon as you enter the front door. An open kitchen is both space-efficient and technologically savvy, with a cool combo oven/microwave unit and under-cabinet fridge and freezer unit to maximize countertop real estate. The gorgeous exposed brick continues into the unit’s one bedroom, which also features a standout gray-blue accent wall and custom barn-style door with embedded full-length mirror.

History fanatics take note of this next home that’s located in an old Gothic Revival Church in charming Cobble Hill. Upon entering the unique building, stained glass windows throw splendid color across the lobby floors. Inside, the 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom condo itself is surprisingly contemporary. Staggering 16.5-foot cathedral ceilings are peppered with sunny skylights, illuminating the hardwood underfoot. The combination living and dining room is large enough for both a sectional couch and a full table. But if you need more seating options, look no further than the sweeping kitchen breakfast bar that has room for three stools. 

We dare you not to be charmed by this Greenwich Village 1-bedroom, which offers a perfect blend of vintage details and modern conveniences. Can’t you just see yourself enjoying your morning coffee at the sweet windowed nook in the thoughtfully remodeled kitchen? But it’s the living room that’s really caught our eye: A remarkable built-in bookshelf spans the entire length of the wall and is made up of 6 distinct units for books, frames, and other decor. Not to mention the original stone fireplace, which serves as an adorable spot to gather with friends and family. Residents have access to a shared rooftop terrace and a tranquil back garden.

Pet-friendly Astoria living with an in-unit washer/dryer? Yes, please! Six extra-large exposures reach all the way up to the top of this 1-bedroom home’s 11-foot ceilings, flooding light into the flexible living room. There’s also a fully-private balcony space that’s bisected for two distinct outdoor relaxation experiences. Unique wrought-iron and wood stairs lead to a cool loft, which is massive enough for a secondary living room set-up, plus a cozy, separate nook that can be used as a second sleeping space. 

Last up on our list of NYC open houses for April 13 and 14 is this Hudson Heights 2-bedroom. A chic white, gray, and wood motif provides the perfect neutral backdrop for any decor style. The home includes access to a private landscaped terrace with remarkable city views. Individually controlled air conditioning and heating units put comfort in your hands. And how about that deep soaking tub in the primary bathroom?