This beautiful Windsor Terrace 5-bedroom home combines classic details like ceilings that reach an impressive 9’6”, pristine moldings, ceiling medallions, and gorgeous stained glass skylights. The house measures 2,226 square feet and has a 20-foot-wide interior, providing plenty of room to spread out to your heart’s content. Bay windows in the living room and primary bedroom pour in natural light, and there’s a beautiful garden in the back.

This Prospect Heights 1-bedroom is full of character. With 10-foot-high ceilings, hardwood floors, a decorative fireplace and mantle, and original moldings, perennial charm abounds. The living room also has two large windows letting in — you guessed it — abundant natural light. The bedroom is well-sized, while the renovated kitchen has white granite countertops, extra cabinet space, and a dishwasher as well as a washing machine and dryer. Character and convenience, anyone?

This Clinton Hill 1-bedroom is a treasure for anyone who loves period details and color. The living room is decked out in mint green with white trim and has high ceilings, basketweave hardwood floors, picture moldings, and vintage brass lighting fixtures. The kitchen offers glass-front cabinets, butcher block countertops, and hand-painted tile backsplash. A lovely shade of blue accents the bedroom, while the windowed bathroom has a black-and-white tiled floor, built-in hamper, and original cast-iron bathtub. The 1905 Romanesque-style building also has an elevator and laundry room.

Another stunning 1-bedroom, this one is found in One Hanson Place, a landmarked Fort Greene building that once housed the Williamsburgh Savings Bank and still has its Art Deco design and famous clocktower. The living room’s 11-foot high ceilings and tall windows offer views of the Verrazano Bridge, Empire State Building, and Chrysler Building, while a nook provides a small desk area. Over in the very modern kitchen there’s a breakfast bar, lava stone countertops, white lacquer cabinets, a Viking range, and a dishwasher. For even more convenience, there’s a washing machine and dryer in the unit, and the condo building has a doorman, a fitness center, and three terraces.

Over in Manhattan, our lone pick from the borough is a Gramercy Park triplex penthouse designed by a noted architect. The spacious living room has three large windows, red oak herringbone floors, a gas fireplace with a marble mantel, and custom bookcases with LED lighting. Set off the living room is a dining area with exposed brick, a pendant light fixture, and wide windows. A concealed gas range, custom cabinets, Brazilian marble countertops, and a Miele dishwasher make the kitchen both functional and sleek. Upstairs, the primary suite has motorized cascade blackout shades for your beauty sleep, and a custom fitted walk-in closet for all your sartorial needs. There’s also an en-suite bathroom lit by a skylight, with a high-end vanity and lighted mirror. And the best part? A private terrace!