It’s almost the weekend, and in New York City that means it’s time for the real estate market to kick into gear with open houses taking place all around town. Here are a few of our favorite listings with open houses this weekend, including a Greenwich Village one-bedroom with arched leaded windows, a prewar Park Slope two-bedroom with stained glass and tin ceilings, and a stunning Tribeca loft.
Set in the heart of the Upper West Side, this two-bedroom has elegant high ceilings, oak floors, and double paned, floor-to-ceiling windows. The sprawling living room gets great natural light, and the kitchen has natural stone countertops, glass-front shaker cabinetry, and plenty of space for food preparation. The prewar building has an elevator, video security system, and laundry room.
If you’re looking to live in downtown Manhattan, you couldn’t do better than this stunning Greenwich Village one-bedroom. The stunning unit features high ceilings and dark wood floors, and the apartment opens onto an entry gallery that leads into the sunken living room. The centerpiece of the apartment, the living room has dramatic archways, a fireplace, and a row of beautiful leaded glass arch windows. There’s also a dining alcove. The building dates to 1925 and has a doorman and a peaceful roof deck with great views.
Next, let’s head to Brooklyn, where we’ll find this gorgeous, newly renovated prewar two-bedroom in Park Slope The large living room has restored pine floors, a tin ceiling, crown and baseboard moldings, stained glass, and beautiful bay windows. The large kitchen comes with premium appliances, a dishwasher, quartz countertops, and floor-to-ceiling cabinetry. There’s also a separate dining space.
Don’t get whiplash, but back up on the Upper West Side, the views are spectacular from this one-bedroom (flex two bedroom). The living area is sunny and bright with space for dining. The bedroom has two exposures overlooking Riverside Park and the Hudson River. In addition to the primary bedroom, there’s a flexible windowed space that can be used as an office or guest room.
Last but not least in our roundup of open houses for September 19 and 20, this Tribeca one-bedroom has all the classic loft traits. The soaring ceilings hit 13 feet, and huge windows anchor the living area. The kitchen has a pantry, maple cabinets, and white quartz countertops. A mezzanine loft space can be used as an office or for storage. The building dates back to 1915 and comes with a video intercom and a landscaped roof deck with amazing downtown views.