This classic 1-bedroom is set in lovely Brooklyn Heights. The apartment opens up to a bright living room with hardwood floors, two large and sunny windows, and space for a cozy dining area. The stylish kitchen has subway tiling, a breakfast bar, and a skylight, making the apartment even sunnier.

In Crown Heights, this rare 3-bedroom spans a whopping 1,233 square feet. The living room has a classic feel, with wide-plank flooring and two big windows. The kitchen, also quite large by New York standards, has quartz countertops, a dishwasher, designer appliances, and a breakfast bar. Best of all, the home comes with its own private rooftop area.

Here’s another elusive 3-bedroom, this time in Greenwich Village — and it’s Architectural Digest-worthy. The living room has high ceilings and a 26-foot wall of windows, imbuing grandiosity. A full dining room is adjacent to the kitchen, which includes a pantry (another NYC rarity!) and marble countertops. The primary bedroom is in its own wing of the home, with another wall of windows as well as a dressing room and en-suite bathroom. The co-op building features a doorman and two gardens.

Over in Prospect Heights, this prewar co-op is right across the street from the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. The living and dining spaces get great light from generously sized windows, accentuating the light oak floors. In the kitchen you’ll find quartz countertops and lovely white cabinets, and there’s a washing machine and dryer in the unit.

This beautiful Turtle Bay 1-bedroom immediately stuns with a large living area, complete with a glass wall that opens out to a private terrace. Stone backsplash and storage closets add aesthetics and functionality to the kitchen, and there’s even a built-in work nook. The real draw, though, are the incredible sweeping views of Manhattan.