First up on our list of NYC open houses for February 25 and 26 is this monochrome marvel. You’ll find this 2-bedroom apartment by walking up the stairs to a grand, historic Brooklyn Heights brownstone. The charm continues as you enter the living room, where a wood-burning fireplace is nestled among white-washed exposed brick. An all-black kitchen is the picture of modernity. And if you think it can’t get any better, think again: There’s a private outdoor terrace with its own irrigation system and a retractable awning. 

Next we’re headed to Park Slope, where this immaculate 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom condo awaits its lucky new inhabitants. Standout design features include stately crown molding, gas fireplace and vented oven hood. Almost-12-foot-high ceilings coupled with both east and west facing windows contribute to its clean and airy feeling. This home is especially family-friendly, with multiple bedrooms, a sizable tub and stroller parking off the entry. Its private, roof-top deck comes with sweeping views of Brooklyn and a fully-equipped outdoor kitchen set-up.

Is there anything better than the combination of exposed brick and wood beams? No, we don’t think so either. This chic and expansive Chelsea loft has both — plus impressive exposures, a free-standing tub and an integrated Sonos speaker system throughout. The chef’s kitchen comes with granite countertops, a four-seater island and two wine fridges. With 2 bedrooms and 1,755 square feet to spread out in, this home is not to be missed.

Cozy up in this cute corner unit in a classic Manhattan co-op. Sunlight pours in through northern and western exposures, illuminating the gorgeous parquet floors. Fashion and function converge with the massive wall of built-in shelves in the living room. This refined residence also comes with a king-size bedroom, marble bathroom finishes and ample closet space. Not to mention, of course, access to the lush and exclusive Gramercy Park. 

Our last stop of our tour of NYC open houses for February 25 and 26 takes us to the idyllic West Village. This sunny top-floor studio offers privacy and peace. It’s dripping with one-of-a-kind wood details, from the gleaming floors, to the pristine kitchen cabinetry to the ornate window frames. But the undeniable star of the show is the deep soaking bathtub: Situated underneath an extra-large picture window with panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline, it’s a luxurious set-up reminiscent of 5-star hotels. Act fast and it could be all yours!