First up on our NYC open house roundup for May 30 and 31 is this unique Park Slope pad. One of eight modern residences built out to preserve the original 1860s carriage house architecture, this 2-bedroom co-op is sunny and spacious thanks to its abundant windows and open floor plan. Impressive 14-foot ceilings tower overhead while hardwood shines underfoot, and a king-sized primary is a serene sanctuary. But the undeniable crown jewel is the private outdoor space: a covered patio with six massive windows gives way to a sweeping terrace, with room enough for multiple furnishings, a grill, and plants galore. Snag it now to enjoy the summer months al fresco.

Enter this spectacular Stuyvesant Heights 4-bedroom and prepare to have your breath taken away. Located in an 1899 Neo-Greco single-family brownstone and spanning a remarkable four floors, this home is a blend of perfectly preserved history and contemporary convenience. Natural sunlight streams in through oversized exposures and abundant skylights, all the way up to the original tin-pressed ceilings. Modern upgrades like motorized window shades and a whole-house water filtration system sweeten the deal, and a private garden space comes complete with a zinc fountain, a fire table, and integrated outdoor speakers.

Check out this cutie 1-bedroom condo. It’s a perfect blank canvas for any decor style, with bright, beamed ceilings overhead and soothing beige paint on the walls. The home’s one bedroom is sunny and spacious, with direct access to both a renovated bathroom and a generous walk-in closet. And don’t overlook the mirrored, eat-in counter in the chic kitchen. Located directly between both Riverside and Central Parks, this apartment places you smack dab in the middle of the Upper West Side so you can easily take advantage of all the best parts of the neighborhood.

Get a load of this gorgeous Greenwich Village apartment. We especially love the L-shaped kitchen, outfitted with serene sage green tile backsplash and refined glass shelving. The living space is anchored by a triple window illuminated by integrated ceiling lights, and has more than enough room for a sectional couch and separate dining nook. The co-op’s one bedroom benefits from double closets for storage galore. And speaking of convenience, an in-unit washer/dryer is hidden behind a closet in the main room, making laundry day a breeze.

Last but certainly not least on our NYC open house roundup for May 30 and 31 is this exceptional East Village 2-bedroom split-level home. The zen-like space is lit up through remarkable casement windows that highlight the home’s designer touches, including a built-in wood entertainment console in the sunken living room. A sleek chef’s kitchen with a top-of-the-line appliance package is just begging for dinner parties: something that would be easy to accommodate in the 10-person dining room. The primary bedroom features a luxe dressing area, and both bathrooms are recently renovated.