The Two-Bedroom Duplex With A Suburban-Style Kitchen Island Featured in This Lisings is Going for $ 989,000.
Photo-illustration: Curbed; Photo: Brick & Mortar
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.
This Week We Have Original Details in Park Slope and A Working Fireplace in Murray Hill (Have you Ever Heard of “Firewood Storage?”).
The Wood-Burning Fireplace Featured in This Lisings Photo has its “firewood storage” in the Building.
Photo: Douglas Elliman
This one-Bedroom in Tudor City Still has some prewar charm-Stained-Glass Windows, A Wood-Burning Fireplace-But Also Looks to Nicery Renovated. If you can live with the backsplash (or have the will to replace it), the kitchen is Completely new with updated Appliances and a nice open counter-space. Monthlies are Steep ($ 2,151), but the co-op compresses with a laundry room, a live-in, and firewood storage for all that firewood you’re going. On Good-Weather Days, The Elevated Tudor Grove Park Right Outside is a quiet Oasis.
The Living Room Featured in This Kensington Co-OP’S LISTING PHOTO LOOKS SPACIUS AND LIGHT-FILLED.
Photo: Garfield Realty
This co-op in kensington has two nice-size bedrooms and the living room looks to be opened and light-still. There are Juliet Balconies off the primary and cute Little Built-in Shelves in the Bathroom. Plus Bike Storage, An Elevator, and Laundry in the Basement! The unit is part of a four-building cooperative that take the entity block. The price of this apartment is Comparable to Other Two-Bedrooms in the NeighBorhood, but not many have the high ceilings this one does.
The original moldings Featured in this listing Photo are a draw for this one-bedroom co-op.
Photo: Compass
If you are looking for a Roomy Living Room, this is the listing for you. You just have to walk down a long halway to get there. The best parts of this one-bedroom co-op are the original moldings and the doors and the budilt-in bookshelves. The kitchen is especally cozy with it tiled floors. There’s Also a Shared Roof Deck to Drink Your Mornk Coffee on and A PlayGround Just Down the Block. IT’S IN A CLASSIC PREWAR LIMESTONE BUILDING WITH BIGHT-RED DOOORS AND A LUSH FRONT GARDEN.
TALLINGS ARE THE MAIN DRAW OF THIS LISTING PHOTO FOR A BED-STUY CONDO JUST A FEW BLOCKS FROM Herbert von King Park.
Photo: Brick & Mortar
If you can deal with the all-Gray façade of a new condo, this duplex is quite nice and airy inside with 20 -Foot-high ceilings. The Kitchen has a Huge Island that Can Double As Seating and Counter Space, and There’s a Small Balcony off the Living Room. Herbert von King park is just four blocks Away. Monthly Common Charges Are JUST $ 367, SO HOPELLY YOU’LL HAVE ENOUGH LEFT Over to Change the Chandelier.
