If you’re looking for a classic Upper West Side home, you’ve found it. Located right in the center of the neighborhood, this 1-bedroom is bright and cheery with an all-white interior and good natural light. The living space has beautiful built-in shelves and cabinets. There’s room for a dining area, and a nook in the space makes for a great office. Also peep the beautiful hardwood flooring with inlay designs. The kitchen is outfitted with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances (including a dishwasher!), and square inset cabinetry. To top it all off, the pre-war building has part-time door staff, a live-in superintendent, and a location less than a block from Central Park.

Single-family homes are hard to come by in New York City, and this Bushwick 3-bedroom is bright and beautiful. Its high ceilings give the space an elegant feel, which is bolstered by the oak hardwood floors. The gorgeous large kitchen offers plentiful space for dining. There’s also subway tile backsplash, all-white cabinets and shelves, and significant counterspace. The home has two bathrooms and large windows, providing abundant natural light. And not to be forgotten: a private deck and backyard.

This beautiful 1-bedroom is the most affordable option on our list. Located in Washington Heights, it’s near both the Harlem River and Hudson River, Highbridge Park, and the Hispanic Society Museum and Library. The home is on the top floor of the historic Roger Morris Cooperative, which offers a private patio and gardens, a laundry room, and storage space. With large windows in the living room and southern exposure, the apartment gets great light. The decently sized kitchen has stainless steel appliances and elegant cabinetry, while the bathroom boasts a vintage clawfoot tub and polished nickel fixtures. The bedroom has a large window and a custom floor-to-ceiling closet system. The current owner is an interior designer who installed several unique and functional details, including the living room’s antique French doors and the mirror-paneled door in the bathroom.

This one’s a showstopper! The 16-story pre-war building has a limestone façade and was created in 1929 by Rosario Candela, one of New York’s most illustrious architects. Amenities include a part-time doorman, 24-hour elevator operator, and rooftop garden. The large living room has both south and east exposures, flooding it with light. The lovely blue kitchen has bar seating, Bosch appliances, a Subzero refrigerator, and a window, through which you can see the beautiful garden below. Two more windows are found in the spacious bedroom, which also includes a large custom closet. Rounding it all out, a nook off the kitchen is perfect for a WFH space.

This landmarked home, located in the scenic Fiske Terrace neighborhood, was built in 1905 and has been occupied by the same family since 1977. The storied space boasts an astounding 6 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and 13(!!!) closets. Its first floor has parquet floors with unique inlays and moldings, while the large bedrooms are flooded with natural light. Stained glass details can be found throughout the house, and several rooms have unique wainscotting and built-in shelves. The finished basement is every storage-loving New Yorkers’ dream, and can be used for many different functions. There’s also a private driveway and two-car garage, as well as a large and welcoming front porch.