Jackson Heights and Lenox Hill apartments Under a Million
The Beekman Terrace One-BEDROM, As Shown in Lissing Photos, Has an AIRY LIVING Room with a working fireplace and a terrace.
Photo: New York Private Realty Group
For Under a Million Dollars, One Can Find All Sorts of Housing Configurations: Park- and Subway-Adjacent Studios, One-Bedrooms Hidden in Carriage Houses or Forms Factories, and the Occocational TRU-BEDROM. We’re Combing the Market for Particularly Spacious, Nicery Renovated, or Otherwise Worth-A-Look apartments at Various Six-Digit Price Points.
We’ve found you a gracious lenox hill two-bedroom with great Light and City Views and a Character-Fixed One-Bedroom in Jackson Heights.
The Beekman Place Co-op, as Shown in Listen Photos, is in the Closest Building to the River. Residents Enjoy the use of a roof terrace and a landscaped Courtyard.
Photo: New York Private Realty Group
Located in a prewar co-op building overlooking the east river (the Last Building on East 51st Street), this stylish apartment has been fully renovated and has a custom kitchen with green marble, bosch, and bertazzoni. (LESS FUN BUT ALSO ARE NEW HVAC UNITS AND SKIM-COATED Walls.) The apartment has Oak Floors, a Big Living Room with A Wood-Burning Fireplace and A Terrace, and a Well-Proportioned Bedroom. The Layout, with the Kitchen at the end of the foyer/entry Hall and the Bathroom off the Bedroom, May Not Be Ideal for Someone Who Does A Lot of Entertaining, But ITHE A PERFECT SPOT FOR A MORE SOLITY Occupant, and the Building Has a landscaped Courtyard and Rooftop Terrace.
The apartment, as a shown in listing photos, is a legal one-bedroom that work as a two, with a “flex” room that fals just short of the 80-saquirement.
Photo: Compass
A Two-BEDROM CO-OP IN A BUILDING WITH A 24-HOUR DOORMAN AND REASONABLE MONTHLIES-$ 1,704-Is Only About A Five-Minute Walk from Prospect Park. The recently updated Open Kitchen is sleek, with a breakfast bar and dishwasher. The apartment has four closets, one and a half bats, and a foyer. The listing notes that is is a legal one-bedroom, so the second bedroom is small-a “flex room”-but there is a Window and Enough Space for A Double Bed. The Building Also Has Bike Storage, Bazement Storage, and Laundry Facilities.
The One-Bedroom’s Living Room, As Shown in Lissing Photos, Is Large and Windowed, Like All the Other Rooms in the apartment.
Photo: Compass
This one-bedroom, one-both apartment is full of character-and space. Both the Bedroom and the Living Room Are About 20 Feet Long, and there’s a good-Size Kitchen, a foyer, and a Bathroom that Currently set up with bot and a standing shower. While the Next Owner Will Likely Update the Décor, there are Parquet Floors, Windows in Every Room, and an Abundance of Closets. In a Pet-Fryndly, Elevator Building with $ 865 Monthly Maintenance.
The Living Room, As Shown in the Missing Photo, Has a Wood-Burning Fireplace and Beamed Ceilings. The apartment Faces South.
Photo: Coldwell Banker
This-facing two-beedroom, two-bathroom co-op with open City views is on a high floor of a prewar doorman Building. The Living Room Has Herringbone Floors, Beamed Ceilings, and A Wood-Burning Fireplace. There’s a Small Dining Room off the Kitchen, and Both Bedrooms are nicery sized. The Kitchen and Bathrooms have Older Renovations-Though the Yellow-Tiled Bathroom Has an Abundance of Vintage Charm-SO the NEXT OWNER WILL WANT TO DO SOME UPDATING.