NYC Open Houses: 5 Apartments to See This Weekend

Brooklyn Heights commands some of the highest prices in Brooklyn, with 2-bedrooms going for a median asking price of $1.7 million. This 2-bedroom, second-floor walk-up in a charming townhouse comes in just under. The master bedroom is unusually large (19 feet by 15 feet), pets are allowed and there’s a washer and dryer. Love that private terrace for summertime cookouts. Jennifer Burns at Brown Harris Stevens is the listing agent.

The “wow factor” for this studs-out remodel is super high. Every inch has been incorporated into a gleaming, efficient and high-end dwelling. Love that galley kitchen that opens around a marble breakfast bar and into the dining area. Built-ins in the living room, new floors, and new bathroom make this Lenox Hill 2-bedroom listing from Barbara Haynes at Douglas Elliman very attractive. Be aware that monthlies top $2,200 per month.

Here’s a fun studio duplex with the quintessential NYC spiral staircase that leads to a sleeping loft with a skylight, so it lives (and is priced) a little more like a 1-bedroom. Alcove kitchen allows for an open vibe and the space is cleverly angled to accommodate a washer and dryer. No wonder more than 40 StreetEasy shoppers are looking at this neat listing from Toni Demirali at Brown Harris Stevens.

This custom-designed loft has 13-foot ceilings and is loaded with light, space and an inspiring duplex layout. At 1,182 square feet, with 2 bedrooms, office space and corner configuration, it is priced on par with 3-bedroom apartments in Bed-Stuy. Esther Patten at Compass represents the sellers.

Sutton Place has always been one of the more elegant addresses in Manhattan, and this romantic 1-bedroom is a classic example. Prewar details abound, including the fireplace surround, built-in bookcases and crown molding. Measuring 785 square feet and priced at $885 per square foot and with monthlies at just over $1,500, this is a strong listing from Deborah Ribner at Warburg Realty.