Manhattan & Queens Real Estate: East Village Loft, Upper West Side Triplex & More

NYC Real Estate: A Look at Homes for Sale in Manhattan & Queens

This week's selection of homes for sale offers a diverse range of options in Manhattan and Queens, from a renovated East Village loft to a charming Upper West Side triplex.

East Village Loft

This newly renovated one-bedroom, two-bath loft boasts a spacious 1,400 square feet with modern finishes like quartz countertops, a breakfast bar, and a den/home office with a Murphy bed. The apartment also features skylights, built-ins, zoned heating and air-conditioning, Bluetooth surround sound, and wood-burning fireplaces. Located on the top floor of a historic brownstone, it offers a unique blend of modern comfort and old-world charm.

Pros:

• Fully renovated in the last two years
• Large, customized walk-in closet
• Pocket doors for privacy
• Sale can include three TVs

Cons:

• Top-floor walk-up
• Second bathroom is a “wet room”
• Limited building amenities

Upper West Side Triplex

This one-bedroom, one-bath triplex offers a unique layout with outdoor access on the top level, a kitchen and full bath on the middle level, and an office nook and sleeping area on the lower level. The apartment features through-the-wall air-conditioning and a charming garden with a water feature and koi fish. Situated in a prewar brownstone with a super and laundry facilities, it offers a convenient and charming lifestyle.

Pros:

• 570-square-foot garden with koi pond
• Central Park is a block away

Cons:

• Building lacks extra storage

Hunters Point Studio

This spacious studio apartment in a 14-story doorman building features a marble bathroom, washer/dryer, PTAC heating and air-conditioning, a balcony, and a basement storage cage. The building offers a range of amenities, including a super, porter, concierge, bike storage, roof deck, media lounge, and gym.

Pros:

• Spacious kitchen for a studio
• Low common charges and taxes

Cons:

• Tight square footage

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