This apartment is quintessential Tribeca chic. The industrial period loft details include 12’7” high ceilings, iron columns, arched windows, and a wide, open space. It also has flexibility to shift it from a one-bedroom with an office to another configuration. The state-of-the-art kitchen has custom cabinets from the Italian brand Scavolini, a Miele oven, and a Gaggenau gas cooktop and range hood. The bedroom has a custom closet and an en-suite bathroom, and a second bathroom has a large dressing area. And don’t miss the landscaped roof deck with city views!

Over in Brooklyn, we have a recently renovated Cobble Hill two-bedroom. The spacious living area features gleaming hardwood floors, high ceilings, large windows, and an elegant kitchen area with cabinets that blend in beautifully, as well as appliances that include a Fisher & Paykel refrigerator, a cooktop and oven from Miele, and quartz countertops. There’s also a dishwasher. The bedrooms have custom cabinets and walk-in closets, and the bathroom is state of the art. There’s also laundry on the floor and a rooftop deck.

This one-bedroom apartment in Chelsea is located in an Italianate brownstone dating to 1856. On the top floor, it has a skylight, 10-foot ceilings, large windows, and a wood-burning fireplace. The kitchen boasts a breakfast bar and a dishwasher. The bedroom is off of the living room through a set of French doors. A spiral staircase leads from the apartment to a very cute private roof deck. Best of all: it’s on the market for under $1 million!

We’re heading back to Cobble Hill to an historic 1851 elevator building for this one-bedroom duplex with 16’ ceilings. The centerpiece of this home is a chic living and dining room with a wood-burning fireplace and expansive windows that offer great views. The modern galley kitchen comes with stainless steel appliance, and the first-floor bathroom has a coveted washer/dryer. Perched on the home’s upper level, the large, king-sized bedroom features a walk-in close, two skylights, and an ensuite bath. The apartment is outfitted with a video intercom, and the building has a shared roof deck.

Last but not least, this two-bedroom penthouse duplex in Brooklyn Heights is a New York dream. The living and dining room has wraparound windows with views of New York Harbor, the Manhattan & Brooklyn skylines, and the Hudson River. The chef’s kitchen boasts Caesarstone countertops and backsplash, green cabinets, and a Bosch dishwasher, and the two large bedrooms — the primary on the lower level and the secondary on the upper level — both have ensuite bathrooms and plenty of closet space. But what’s most unique about the apartment is a remarkably large private terrace that extends around two sides of the building and offers panoramic views of the city and the water.