Homes for Sale in Manhattan and Brooklyn
Manhattan | 408 West 57th Street, No. 2M
Columbus Circle Co-op
$735,000
A one-bedroom, one-bath, 950-square-foot apartment that has an open, updated kitchen with a breakfast bar, a spacious bedroom with mini-split air-conditioning, a sunroom and ample closets, on the second floor of the Geneva, a 10-story doorman building from 1957 with a live-in superintendent, on-site property management, a public parking garage, central laundry, a bike room and storage lockers. Juliet Shine, Keller Williams, 412-779-6625; kwnyc.com
COSTS
Maintenance: $1,580 a month
Temporary assessment: $111 a month through December 2023 (to recover ground-floor commercial rental income lost during the pandemic).
PROS
The apartment is anchored by its spacious, 32-foot-long open living room and kitchen.
CONS
Dogs are not permitted. The building has a waiting list for storage lockers and bike hooks. The temporary assessment increases monthly outlay.
Manhattan | 150 Nassau St., No. 2A
Financial District Condo
$2.399 million
A two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath 1,711-square-foot apartment that has 13-foot ceilings; an open living, dining and kitchen area with a breakfast bar, wine fridge and built-in bookshelves; a primary suite with a walk-in closet, a double sink, walk-in shower and soaking tub; a second en suite bedroom with an open wardrobe; a solarium with exposed brick that opens to a terrace; a washer/dryer, and PTAC heating and cooling, on the second floor of the prewar American Tract Society Building, a 23-story doorman building with a gym, public parking garage, resident’s lounge and roof deck. Kelly Rogers, Living New York, 646-512-1411; living.realtymx.com
COSTS
Common charges: $2,264 a month
Taxes: $1,254 a month
PROS
This spacious, well-maintained apartment has many special features, from 11-foot arched windows to the indoor/outdoor living space.
CONS
Views from the terrace are blocked in all directions by the sides of other buildings.
Queens | 22-59 21st Street
Astoria Brick House
$1.1 million
A two-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath, 1,360-square-foot house with a living room and kitchen on the first level; two bedrooms, a kitchen and two terraces on the second level; a finished basement with a half-bath and washer/dryer hookups; gas heat; front and rear courtyards, and a detached two-car garage. Ben Falchi and Peta Couzens, The Agency, 917-664-7144; theagencyre.com
COSTS
Taxes: $7,606 a year
PROS
This corner house comes with outdoor space in front and back, and is a short walk from Astoria Park, Ditmars Boulevard and 31st Street, which has the N and W trains. Subway-bound buses stop along 21st Street. The roof is only five years old.
CONS
It’s dated throughout and the current layout is odd. The nearby elevated train is noisy.
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