NYC Open Houses: 5 Apartments to See This Weekend

Between the gleaming wood floors, tall ceilings, bright white walls and windows in every room, there will be no complaining about lack of light in this cheery third-floor co-op. Pets (under 40 lbs.) permitted and subletting allowed after the first year. Suzanne Koxvold and Bobby O. Larrea of Compass share the listing.

In terms of location, you can’t do much better than Bedford Street in the West Village. And inside is a cozy, prewar condo with farmhouse touches like a fabulous kitchen with beaded cupboards and cabinet pulls, open shelving, a farmhouse sink (naturally) and window with panes. It’s pricey, but hey – this is the West Village. Listing by Jason Bauer of DJK Residential.

With the exception of the kitchen remodel, this is an estate sale where everything needs updating. And for the truly inspired, the entire floor plan begs to be reconfigured to maximize its already generous 1,100 square feet. The co-op has features from a bygone era, including inlaid wood floor accents, picture rail molding, and retro tiling and fixtures in the bathroom. It’s a gift ready for some TLC. Listing by Gill Chowdhury and Nicolas Paredes of Warburg Realty.

Slick finishes, a recessed ceiling and well-placed wall bumpouts give this simple studio tons of character. The kitchen, while small, has warm wood cabinetry and a practical perch to enjoy a cup of coffee or something better. The pièce-de-résistance is the walnut-paneled frosted glass doors that enclose a decent-sized bedroom. Listing by Brad Webb and Holly Parker of Douglas Elliman.

With six windows offering southern exposure — two each in the master bedroom, living room and second bedroom — there’s plenty of warm sunlight flooding into this split 2-bedroom co-op. The kitchen is open to the living room and has a full-set washer and dryer and the white, subway-tiled bathroom is spacious, too. Listing by Cassie D’Agata of Compass.