This Fort Greene 1-bedroom just says “home” all over it. It’s hard to look at its large windows and beautiful custom built-in bookcases and not want to move right in. It has high ceilings and, with eastern exposure, gets great light. There are wide oakwood floorboards throughout, and the kitchen has custom Shaker white cabinetry, marble countertops and backsplash, and appliances from Bertazzoni and Bosch. The bedroom has two large closets, and a washing machine and dryer adds convenience. The building has a virtual doorman, fitness center, and landscaped garden.

In Murray Hill, here’s a 1-bedroom with an open layout and dark wood floors. The gorgeous renovated kitchen has custom cabinets, quartz countertops, a Bertazzoni gas oven, a Bosch dishwasher, and an island. The bathroom has marble tile and a glass shower door, and there are a whopping six closets throughout the home! The building has an elevator, a full-time doorman, a laundry room, and a landscaped garden.

For the many people who would do anything to live in NoHo, here’s your chance. This is a truly stunning 1,300-square-foot loft with 12-foot ceilings and huge windows spanning 25 feet continuously, looking out onto Lafayette Avenue. The kitchen has marble countertops, a breakfast bar, and a dishwasher, and there’s a dining area with exposed brick. Though listed as a studio, there are two massive sectioned-off sleeping areas, one queen-sized and the other king-sized, and each has great closet space. The building includes an elevator, virtual doorman, and roof deck.

Here’s yet another option with amazing windows and high ceilings. This Gramercy Park 1-bedroom has a living area with exposed brick, hardwood floors, and three windows. The kitchen has marble countertops, a dishwasher, and great cabinet space. The sunny bedroom is a lofted space with great windows, and there’s a lovely private terrace also accessible from the bedroom. The building has a virtual doorman.

Perfect Park Slope! This apartment is truly an original, set in a Romanesque Revival mansion from 1889. The living room has three windows for both northern and eastern exposures. There are amazing period details like American oak flooring, original moldings, and oak wainscotting. The kitchen has granite countertops and a breakfast bar, and there’s an alcove to set up a dining area. The building also has a shared English garden.