This Brooklyn Heights 2-bedroom sits on the top floor of a beautiful five-unit brick building. With several windows and a skylight, the living area is bright and sunny, and a wood-burning fireplace gives it a warm feel. The kitchen area has a dishwasher and space for a dining area, and there’s also a washing machine and dryer. The primary bedroom has windows with two exposures, while the second smaller bedroom could function as a guest room or office. But what really gives 89 State Street #5 pizzazz is the large roof deck.

Over on the Upper West Side, this 1-bedroom parlor floor unit is right down the street from Central Park. The apartment was recently renovated, but retained the high ceilings and period details like crown moldings and a decorative fireplace. Double doors off the living room lead to a small but lovely private terrace. The kitchen is sleek, with lots of counter space and a dishwasher.

This 1-bedroom, 2-bathroom duplex in Prospect Heights has pretty details and great space. The living area has hardwood floors in a beautiful shade. A set of glass doors, which lead to the patio, bring great light into the home. The kitchen area has a breakfast bar for dining, while the lower level has a primary bedroom with a custom closet. The outdoor space includes a deck with a patio below it. The building has a part-time doorman, elevator, and fitness center, as well as a communal roof deck.

This 3-bedroom in Chelsea is bright and vibrant. Opening with a long foyer and hallway, you’ll be immediately struck with a grand feel. The living space measures 21×12 feet and has high ceilings, a decorative fireplace with striking tiling, and custom built-in storage. The kitchen, a compact and defined space, benefits from a Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer. The primary bedroom has a wall-to-wall closet, while the other two bedrooms can serve many different functions. Building amenities and features include an elevator, backyard, and roof deck.

Back to Brooklyn Heights we go! If you’re a fan of Art Deco design, this one’s for you. The 1-bedroom is found in a well-known building that was fully renovated in a thoughtful way, and offers incredible views of the East River, Manhattan, and Brooklyn Bridge Park. There’s a sizable living area with large windows across two exposures, outfitted with window seats, herringbone floors, and custom motorized shades. The kitchen has a concealed bar, as well as gorgeous custom cabinets constructed from Brazilian Rosewood sourced from the 1960s. The floor is cork, while the backsplash and counters are Paonazzo marble. The bedroom’s walls feature a grass cloth covering from Philip Jeffries, and two closets — one with leather countertops — while the bathroom has mosaic tile and a Murano sconce.