First up on our NYC open house round up for June 21 and 22, 2025 is this sunny and spacious Upper West Side co-op. A total of 10 windows flood light into its generous floorplan, which includes an extra-large foyer with 4 closets for storage galore. The kitchen is outfitted with the crowd favorites of a deep farmhouse sink and Carrera marble countertops. But the real standouts are the jade floor tiling and the Spanish-style tiles that border the peek-a-boo window. Configured as a 2-bedroom in the listing photos, this home can easily be converted into a 3-bedroom unit if need be.

We’re headed to Brooklyn to check out our next offering: a historic home spanning two floors with private entrances on both the garden and the parlor levels. Charming details abound, such as the spiral staircase that connects the two floors, the bay window overlooking lush treetops, and the wood-burning fireplace that acts as a cozy focal point in the living room. But the undeniable crown jewel is the exclusive outdoor terrace, with room enough for a grill, a dining table, loungers, and plenty of greenery. Located just steps away from Prospect Park and the Brooklyn Museum, you’re truly in the middle of everything! 

Back in Manhattan, a magnificent modern marvel awaits you. Boasting 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and a whopping 2,300 square-feet of living space, this home is truly one of a kind. The gorgeous views of the nearby Gothic church provide the perfect backdrop for entertaining guests in the combination living and dining room. Each of the bedrooms also benefit from expansive city vistas, with the primary suite being lit up by floor-to-ceiling exposures. And we’d be remiss if we didn’t mention the abundant building amenities: Concierge services, a state-of-the-art gym, and even a kid’s playroom? Yes, please!

Check out this cutie starter home, located in bustling Hell’s Kitchen. The 10-foot-ceilings in the living room are punctuated by gorgeous wooden beams, which complement the exposed brick accent column perfectly. The home’s one bedroom is located at the opposite side of the floorplan, ensuring maximum privacy. Between the two main spaces is a sizable bathroom, sweet kitchen, and multiple convenient closets. Pets are allowed, as are multiple different financing configurations — such as gifting and trust purchases.

Last but certainly not least on our NYC open house round up for June 21 and 22 is this pretty and petite Park Slope 1-bedroom. Standout features include mosaic hardwood, elegant molding, and a trendy light wood and white motif in the kitchen. Not to mention the freshly-painted walls, which provide the perfect canvas for you to make the space your own. With a live-in super, elevator, and laundry room, 333 4th Street #1G is a no-brainer.