First up on our list of NYC open houses for March 23 and 24 is this luxurious Lenox Hill 2-bedroom. The working wood fireplace set among elegant brick is the perfect place to gather with loved ones. Both bedrooms are generous and windowed, and the primary suite features direct access to an enclosed sunroom. That’s not all the outdoor space this unique, top-floor unit has to offer, though: There’s also a bonus rooftop terrace and stunning solarium. Use the gorgeous glass space for relaxing with a book, entertaining friends, or even working from home (be prepared to deal with coworker jealousy, though!) 

A prewar wonder in Williamsburg that’s priced at $560K? Yes, please! This apartment is the very definition of chic, with soaring 10-foot ceilings that shine a light on the refined wainscoting and special textured wall elements. Preserved hardwood gleams underfoot, and a corner kitchen smartly maximizes space. Two bedrooms easily allow for roommates or an office set-up, and there’s even a washer/dryer in-unit, too!

Feast your eyes on another Brooklyn beauty. This 1-bedroom co-op located in Windsor Terrace is the perfect blend of modern and vintage, as evidenced by the kitchen where cool, retro-inspired tiling is smartly coupled with updated appliances. An extra-large foyer adds extra flexibility to the already fluid space, and four massive closets are placed strategically around the unit. And did you see that pastel pink tub and sink combo in the bathroom?! Iconic.

Back in Manhattan, this sleek and sophisticated Hudson Square space surely makes an impression. Boasting incredibly low monthlies ($357!), this quirky condo features statement walls of exposed brick and 9-foot-tall ceilings. The kitchen is the undeniable stand out, with laminate and wood cabinetry, granite countertops, and a brand new dishwasher. This home also comes with access to the building’s shared rooftop deck, which hosts a gas grill and looks out across Lower Manhattan. 

Last up on our list of NYC open houses for March 23 and 24 is this lovely East Village loft. Quadruple exposures guarantee that natural sunlight touches every inch of the expansive living room, from the polished hardwood floors to the top of the 14-foot ceilings. A monochrome wood-burning fireplace adds to the coziness of the space. The unit’s one bedroom is located up a set of sturdy, industrial stairs and comes with built-in bookshelves for all your storage and decor needs.