This week's housing roundup under $1 million includes four apartments across Brooklyn and Manhattan.
A Greenwood Heights duplex lists for $950,000. The 15th-floor unit combines an upper level with a smaller office or unofficial nursery nook, and a downstairs sleeping area beneath an enormous skylight with automatic blackout shades. The kitchen has light-brown cabinetry and a sandy backsplash. The upstairs bathroom includes a Jacuzzi tub and ocher marble tiling. A 410-square-foot private yard (with artificial turf) rounds out the space. Monthly charges run just $522 thanks to a tax abatement through 2033. A shared bike room is included. The 25th Street subway stop sits a 13-minute walk away.
A Clinton Hill condo has triple exposures on the 15th floor with views of Fifth Avenue church steeples. Beamed ceilings, hardwood floors, and abundant storage define the layout. The kitchen includes a dishwasher and dark marble countertops. The windowed bathroom has white-tile finishes. Monthly charges are $1,353. The unit sits equidistant from Washington Square Park and Union Square.
A second Brooklyn location, also newly renovated, features skylights on the top floor of a Romanesque Revival building. The kitchen holds Viking, Thermador, and Miele appliances, plus a stained-glass window and custom taps for water, soda, and a third beverage option. A decorative fireplace appears in the living area and main bedroom. The bathroom offers a Jacuzzi tub and rain showerhead. Common charges and taxes total $1,049 monthly. The Classon G train is a four-minute walk.
A Carnegie Hill prewar co-op on the Upper East Side blends historic charm with modern finishes. Split systems appear in every room. The kitchen features new quartz countertops, olive Shaker-style cabinetry, and a range hood that vents outside. A wood-burning fireplace and exposed-brick walls border the kitchen. The large primary bedroom receives substantial light. The second bedroom holds an in-unit washer-dryer and en suite bath. Monthly charges run $1,362.