We kick off our tour of NYC open houses for December 10 and 11 in Lenox Hill. This 1-bedroom is a terrific perch one flight up in a classic Upper East Side location. It features hardwoods, custom closets, double windows overlooking leafy East 77th Street and a washing machine/dryer. At $479K with monthlies at $1K, it’s a nice way to get into NYC homeownership. The co-op is generous about purchasing rules, too.

Our next stop is the coveted West Village. This 2-bedroom comes with renovation plans that will open the kitchen to build out a loft-like interior. (That’s what is shown in these staged photos.) West Village House is a pet-friendly co-op that offers a bike room, laundry and beautiful central garden.

Here’s a 2-bedroom in the heart of Park Slope that won’t cramp your style. The bright apartment opens to a generous foyer entry and gallery. There’s a renovated galley kitchen with a dishwasher that opens to a dining area. Plenty of closets and light, plus this corner unit offers three exposures, including a view of Prospect Park. The building offers a doorman, laundry, storage and a bike room.

Here’s a turnkey 2-bedroom at 50 Bridge Street, a premier loft-style building that dates back to a 1904 soap factory. This whitewashed unit spans 1,243 square feet and is decked in top-end finishes and amenities: Viking range, Bosch dishwasher and marble tile line the chef’s kitchen. Blond hardwoods, high ceilings and original columns add to the ambiance. In-unit washer/dryer and an oversized subway-tile bathroom help you clean up in style. Building amenities are sweet, too: Parking garage, landscaped roof deck, storage and bike room.

We end our tour of NYC open houses for December 10 and 11 with this stunner in Brooklyn Heights. More than 170 StreetEasy shoppers call it a favorite. It’s easy to see why! With beamed ceilings, a custom-arched window, sliding barn door, blond hardwoods, a tiled bathroom and a sleek kitchen with a dishwasher, this one is heavenly. Set in a pet-friendly Art Deco building that allows sublets, it’s no wonder competition among buyers looks fierce.