NYC Open Houses for May 1 and 2

This condo at Cobble Hill Towers offers a terrific entrance into the Brooklyn housing market. The kitchen sports wood cabinets and stainless appliances, including a dishwasher. There’s an exposed brick dining nook next to it, with the king-size bedroom in the rear for privacy. And the building is conveniently close to the Columbia Street Waterfront District and Brooklyn Bridge Park. Contact a StreetEasy Expert on the listing to find out more. (StreetEasy Experts are agents with proven experience in a particular building or area.)

Is Manhattan more your speed? We head to reliable Yorkville for our next NYC open house for May 1 and 2. This cute 1-bedroom walkup is an absolute steal at $408K. (The median asking price on the Upper East Side is a whopping $1.6M!) The co-op unit boasts a separate kitchen with dining space and a very comfortably sized living room. The bedroom is large and bright. Plus, there are three big closets to help keep down the clutter. Reach out to a StreetEasy Expert on the listing for more details.

Move right into this charming prewar 2-bedroom. A sensational remodel has upped the ante on interior chic. French doors and lots of original molding delight. But the modern kitchen is opened up and outfitted with herringbone tile. In addition, it boasts shiny stainless steel appliances, including a dishwasher. And it’s only half a block from Riverside Park! For more on this NYC open house for May 1 and 2, contact a StreetEasy Expert on the listing.

There are loft-style apartments. Then there are real lofts. If you’re a fan of the genuine article, you’ll love this NYC open house for May 1 and 2. It’s set in a converted box factory on the border between Bed-Stuy and Clinton Hill. The space is currently configured as a 2-bedroom, with a big Shaker-style kitchen with dishwasher. Plus, in-unit laundry and central air make life easy. Reach out to a StreetEasy Expert on the listing to learn more.

Our final NYC open house for May 1 and 2 is a pristine example of Stuyvesant Heights’s renowned historic homes. This breathtaking 2-family brownstone retains all the original woodwork, fireplace mantels, and hardwoods. Altogether it spans more than 3,000 square feet, with a front garden and large backyard. Upgraded systems include new plumbing, new electrical, and a new roof. That’s a big deal! To learn more, contact a StreetEasy Expert on the listing.