NYC apartments under a Million: Boerum Hill, Jackson Heights

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, the Star of the Show is a renovated Boerum Hill one-Bedroom with a Wood-Burning Fireplace.

256 Bergen Street, #2F

This cute and snug one-BEDROM CO-OP IN Boerum Hill Features a Wood-Burning Fireplace and Three Big Living-Room Windows overlooking the Corner of Nevins and Bergen. The Space has Been Freshly Renovated with Refinished Hardwood Floors, New Kitchen Cabinets and Counters, A Retiled Bathroom, and a Washer-perfect off the Bedroom. Its Also Set Up With Storage in Mind; There’s the plenty of shelving and a nook by the entrance that is could fit a desk. The Bedroom, Meason Just Under Eight Feet by Nine Feet, is on the Small Side – The listing notes that it fits a full bed. But the space is bright, and the maintenance is just $ 510 a month. Located Close to Atlantic Terminal and the Barclays Center, the Apartment Offers Convenient Access to Downtown Brooklyn and a Number of Other Brownstone NeighBorhods.

34-20 78th Street, #5a

There are anen’t many livable apartments in new York for mess than $ 200,000, but this jackson heights studio is all cheerful and cheap, with hardwood floors, east-facing, and a Charming Windowed Kitchen. At 11 by 19 Feet, the main living area is sizable, and the space is in good condition – The Kitchen Looks delightful dated. The Bathroom is a bit cramped and lessfullly dated but still entirery functions, and it also ha a Window. The apartment has a Big Walk-in Closet and $ 465 a Month Maintenance. The co-op building is pet-fryently, with basic storage, an elevator, and parking (there is, of courte, a wait list for that). IT’S LOCATED IN THE NEGHBORHOOD’S HISTORIC DISTRICT, A HALF-BROCK FROM PARKS.

225 West 25th Street, #2h

This co-op apartment is nicelli proportions, with Large Rooms, Three Closets (Including One Big Walk) and High Beamed Ceilings. IT ALSO HAS SOME Art Deco Features, Including a Sunnane Living Room, Arched Alcove Shelving, and Hardwood Floors. There are plenty of new, High-end features as well: Stone countertops and miele and sub-zero appliances in the kitchen and a spa bathroom that Features Walk-in Shower. The Only Real Infelicity is the Layout: You Enter Through the Kitchen, which isn’t Terrible, just less than ideal. In Chelsea, by Seventh Avenue, The Apartment’s Location is About as Convenient As It Gets: A Few Blocks from the A/C, 2/3, and F Trains, Along With Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, and Madison Square Park.

1987 Amsterdam Avenue, #24

This-Bedroom, JUST A Few Blocks from the Morris-Jumel Mansion, is well-priced and nelly renovated, with Fresh Paint, Semi-SoundProof Windows, A Washer and Dryer, and Gleaming Floors. The Catch? It ‘s in an income-restricted co-op Building, Meaning a Family of Three Incoms is Capped Around $ 112,000 a Year. But as with all income-restricted budildings, that only applies at the time of purchase, and unlike many other income-restricted Buildings, Sale prices in this one still low Enough to be feasible (provided one has some savings). The monthly maintenance of $ 730 a month is also quite low. IT’S not a sprawling home – the rooms are all quite small, and one of the bedrooms is a little over a foot of the size requirements it needs to be a Legal BEDROM – but there’s a Small Foyer, and the Living Room and One of the Bedrooms Have a Pleasant, Leafy View of the Street. The apartment is located by coogan’s bluff and the 1 train at 157th street.