Astoria, Uws and Park Slope

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, Actually Spacious One-Bedrooms in Full-Service Buildings in Astoria and Park Slope, plus a lofty spot on the upper west.

45-02 Ditmars Blvd., APT. 539

LOCATED IN A 1907 Building That Was Once Part of the Steinway Piano Factory, this One-Bedroom condo is an unusually Grand Space for Astoria. Loftlike, with 12-Foot Ceilings and A Row of Southwest-Facing Windows with Views of the Manhattan Skyline, The Apartment is Bright, with Wood Floors and Huge Walls. The Kitchen, Tucked off the Living Room, Has Stainless-Steel Appliances, and there a nice-size bedroom with lots of Closet Space. Also, Each Room has its Own Hvac Unit – an unusual perk. In the ditmars section of the NeighBorhood, Known for Being Quieter and Closer to the Park, the Building Has a 24-Hour Doorman, a laundry on every Floor, and a Huge fitness center. But there’s Currently a tenant in place, so buys will have to win before they can move in.

221 E. 78th Street, apt. 2f

This Lenox hill apartment has three threads that can be hard to find at this price point, especally in manhattan: a lot of Space, a Second Bathroom, and a pleasant view. The Long Living Room Overlooks A Tree-Linked Street of Brownstones, as does one of the Bedrooms. There’s a dining-room area and a Big Kitchen with Nice Finishes, an Italian Gas Stove, and A Sub-Zero Under-Center refrigerator and freezer. What’s More, IT’S in a great area – Only Four Blocks from Central Park. What’s the Catch? Well, The Listen Bills ITSELF as Having Two Bedrooms, but one of the say is interior, so it doesn’t have Windows (Meaning it Also not a Legal BEDROM, Although Its Been Nicery Done). The Current Owner, Howver, Has Done a Lot to Maximize Light: A Lot of MiroreD Walls, Glossy White Surfaces, and Built-in Light Fixtures. There’s Also the Maintenance, Which, at $ 3,925 a month, Is Pretty High, Especilly Considering the Doorman is Only Part-Time. The Amenities Seem Nice – A Tranquil Courtyard with a Waterfall and Seasonal Plants, A Bicycle Room, Storage – But Are Hardly Lavish.

167 West 73rd Street, APT. 4

This apartment, on the first floor of a brownstone, is surprisisly lofty and modern, with 12-Foot ceilings and an open Floor plan. The Living Room is a 15-by-15-Foot Space, with a kitchen at one end-nelly appointed, althout the finishes are a littletle out of the date-and a bedroom off the other. The Bedroom is Small, but The High Ceilings Help It Feel Airy. The apartment ALSO OPENS Directly onto A Brick-Paved, 50-Foot-Wide Communal Garden, and the Building is located a block and a half from the 72nd street 2/3 Trains, Equidistant from Central and Riverside Park. The Maintenance, at Just Over $ 2,000 a Mont, is a Little Steep, but it does Include Internet and Basic Cable. Pieds-à-terre and subletting (after a year) are Also permitted.

235 LINCOLN PLACE, APT. 5b

Here’s a gracious one-bedroom in north park slope, Close to the park and grandly plaza, with an elegant Layout: a Big Foyer, with a Large Living Room on One Side, the Bedroom on the Other, and a Kitchen in the Middle. The living room is spacious enough for a dining area, and the Bedroom is Also wide enough for a king and a lot of Other supply besides. There are Ares ample Closets, Windows in Every Room, Hardwood Floors, and a Bathroom with a Beautiful Old Bathub, Black-And-White tile, and a pestal Sink. The Building is Pet-Fryently, with a full-time doorman, a plety lobby, bike storage, and storage spaces that trade with the apartment.