It’s a holiday weekend, but that doesn’t mean the open houses are off! There’s still plenty to look at for those interested in landing a home in addition to enjoying a (rainy) beach day. We’ve rounded up a few that caught our eye, including a Beekman Place 3-bedroom with serious architectural bona fides, a Prospect Lefferts Garden prewar with a sunken living room and lots of light, and a Greenwich Village 1-bedroom that’s loaded with windows. See them all below, or find many more on StreetEasy.
This Beekman Place 3-bedroom designed in 1924 by architect J. E. R. Carpenter, famous for his work on Upper East Side apartment buildings, is truly stunning. The expansive living room has huge windows looking both south and east, yielding incredible views of the East River and great natural light. The kitchen has custom cabinets, a wine cooler, and integrated storage, and right off the living area is a lovely private terrace with a full speaker system. There’s also hardwood herringbone flooring, a washing machine and dryer, and a wood-burning fireplace. The building offers a doorman, landscaped courtyard, roof deck, and fitness center.
Over in Lenox Hill, sunlight illuminates this 1-bedroom condop. The home is sizable at 826 square feet, with a living room window that offers treetop views. More windows are found in the large bedroom, which has south and west exposures. There’s also a washing machine and dryer in the unit, and the building has a doorman, fitness center, and shared roof deck for your enjoyment.
Across the park we have this prewar, 2-bedroom Upper West Side gem. An entryway opens to a living room with 10’7” ceilings, herringbone floors, and a decorative fireplace. French doors connect the living area to the second bedroom, which also has built-in bookcases. The kitchen has a Thermidor range, a dishwasher, slate tile flooring, and floral wallpaper decorating the breakfast bar.
Over in Brooklyn, this Prospect Lefferts Garden 1-bedroom features prewar details and a modern feel. The large sunken living room has two bright windows and an elegant arch that connects it to the dining area. The bedroom is sizable and has windows on two sides, while the kitchen has its own window, stylish cabinets, and lots of counter space.
Windows are the standout feature in this Greenwich Village 1-bedroom home, stretching nearly across the wall of the living room. The bedroom has windows on two sides and there’s even one in the kitchen, which has checkered floors and glass-pained cabinets. The building has a virtual doorman and a new laundry room.
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