This lovely 1-bedroom puts you in a full-service Upper East Side building. The front door opens to a foyer that leads into the large living dining area, which has custom built-ins. Two large windows give the space beautiful light, while the bedroom has great views and impressive closet space. The chic black-and-white bathroom has original subway tile.

Herringbone floors, custom millwork, and other details make this Prospect Heights 1-bedroom really sing. The living room is bright and airy and has custom built-in shelving. The gorgeous kitchen has appliances from Miele, Wolf, and Bosch, plus beautiful tiling and an adjoining dining room. The bedroom has more built-in bookshelves, as well as wraparound windows that bring in beautiful natural light. A flexible room can be used as an office and has a glass wall. The co-op building’s amenities a doorman and a landscaped rooftop, with solar panels that contribute to the property’s energy needs.

Over in the West Village we have a newly renovated 2-bedroom with incredible charm. The large living room has a trio of impressive wood-framed windows that stretch across the length of the room. The kitchen has eye-catching green tile, white cabinets, and a breakfast bar, with gold fixtures throughout. Subtle custom storage throughout the space is sleek and elegant. And the best feature? A private terrace accessible via French doors. There’s also a communal courtyard in the building.

This Williamsburg loft has two bedrooms and striking 17-foot ceilings that give the space an epic feel. Picture windows in the living room provide incredible natural light and south-facing views. There are two bedrooms, a full bathroom, and a washing machine and dryer on the lower level, as well as a private balcony. The lofted area has its own bathroom and a space that could be used as an office or den.

If you’re looking for an apartment with prestige, this Upper West Side 2-bedroom sits in a 1912 building designed by Gaetan Ajello, an architect born in Italy who built many of the neighborhood’s Renaissance Revival and neo-Classical buildings. The apartment has dark hardwood floors throughout and a large living and dining room. The kitchen’s custom cabinets are from Italy, and you’ll also find a Bertazzoni oven, a dishwasher, a wine fridge, and a breakfast bar. The living room has nearly floor-to-ceiling windows that face south, along with a marble mantle and fireplace. The primary suite has custom built-in closets and a bathroom with heated floors; the second bedroom connects to the dining room via French doors and can also be set up as a den or office.