This Week's Best Deals Include a Carnegie Hill Co-op with Storage Loft for $565K

By Michelle Mazzarella | From Get To Know Friday, June 29, 2018

108 West 87th Street via Compass

As any buyer knows, sticker shock is a natural part of the apartment search process in New York City. However, the number of 7-, 8-, and 9-figure listings on the market allow for apartments priced in the 6-figure range to seem less intimidating. So even if you still can't afford them, here are some amazing bargains for their respective Manhattan neighborhood — all coming in under $1 million and under $1,000 per square foot.

Bright Corner Apartment off Billionaires' Row

The Excelsior, 303 East 57th Street, #7D

Co-op | 2-Bedroom, 1.5-Bath | 1,400 ft²
$660,000 | $471 per ft²
Midtown East Co-op Listing Median: $905 per ft²

All images of The Excelsior via Douglas Elliman

Dining room

Bedroom

Upon entering this bright corner co-op, there is a foyer and a powder room for guests, as well as a huge master suite. The sprawling living room, amply sized dining room, and pass-through kitchen are ideal for entertaining. Read more.

Classically Beautiful Inwood Co-op

45 Park Terrace West, #4E

Co-op | 1-Bedroom, 1-Bath | 780 ft²
$399,000 | $512 per ft²
Inwood Co-op Listing Median: $542 per ft²

All images of 45 Park Terrace West via Corcoran

Dining foyer

Kitchen

Bedroom

This Classic Deco co-op offers airy living space, beautiful hardwood floors, updated electric, picture rail moldings, new ceiling fans in the bedroom and kitchen and smartly designed closet interiors. An inviting dining foyer adorned with subtle archways leads to a generous sunken living room where buyers can retire for quiet conversation or a good movie with friends. Read more.

East Harlem Haven

1793 Madison Avenue, #506

Co-op | 1-Bedroom, 1-Bath | 630 ft²
$425,000 | $675 per ft²
East Harlem Co-op Listing Median: $834 per ft²

All images of 1793 Madison Avenue via Compass

Foyer

Kitchen

Bedroom

A gracious foyer opens this beautifully maintained one-bedroom apartment with dining alcove. The apartment features hardwood floors, a semi-open kitchen, with separate dining area, dish washer, and excellent closet space. Read more.

Creatively Convertible Co-Op in Midtown East

Harridge House, 225 East 57th Street, #8H

Co-op | 2-Bedroom, 1-Bath | 1,027 ft²
$749,000 | $729 per ft²
Midtown East Co-op Listing Median: $905 per ft²

All images of Harridge House via Corcoran

Kitchen

Bedroom

Bath

In this extra-large, north-facing co-op, the kitchen can be opened up to add a breakfast bar in an open layout that would make the expansive living room look even larger. The large dining area can be converted to the second bedroom and the master bedroom has two closets that can be combined to make a walk-in closet. Read more.

Sutton Place Sanctuary in the Sky

Plaza 400, 400 East 56th Street, #37J

Co-op | 1-Bedroom, 1-Bath | 1,025 ft²
$795,000 | $776 per ft²
Beekman/Sutton Place Co-op Listing Median: $1,030 per ft²

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Dining room

Kitchen

Bedroom

Enjoy open city, river, and bridge views from the incredibly scaled living room of this high-floor home. Gorgeous northeast exposures carry into the master suite, which is equipped with four closets and a full bath. Read more.

Lovely Lenox Hill Home

315 East 77th Street, #5J

Co-op | 1-Bedroom, 1-Bath | 700 ft²
$610,000 | $871 per ft²
Lenox Hill Co-op Listing Median: $965 per ft²

All images of 315 East 77th Street via Halstead

Living room

Kitchen

Bedroom

In this beautifully renovated one-bedroom, light shines through the six windows facing north and west. The large windowed kitchen combines form and function using custom shaker cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, custom lighting and granite countertops. Read more.

Innovative Design in Carnegie Hill

64 East 80th Street, #4R

Co-op | 1-Bedroom, 1-Bath | 600 ft²
$565,000 | $942 per ft²
Carnegie Hill Co-op Listing Median: $1,231 per ft²

All images of 64 East 80th Street via Halstead

Kitchen

Storage loft

This intelligently laid out, smartly renovated, south-facing co-op rests at the top of a gracious building on one of New York's most prestigious blocks. A skylit, finished, and ventilated storage loft serves as the ultimate walk-up closet. Read more.

Timeless Charm on the Upper West Side

108 West 87th Street, #4A

Co-op | 1-Bedroom, 1-Bath | 600 ft²
$585,000 | $975 per ft²
Broadway Corridor Co-op Listing Median: $1,099 per ft²

All images of 108 West 87th Street via Compass

Kitchen

Bedroom

In the heart of the Upper West Side, this classic co-op boasts high ceilings, new crown moldings, exposed brick walls, and beautifully finished hardwood floors. Building amenities include storage and laundry room. Read more.

Peaceful Yorkville One-Bedroom

512 East 83rd Street, #4D

Co-op | 1-Bedroom, 1-Bath | 491 ft²
$479,000 | $976 per ft²
Yorkville Co-op Listing Median: $1,041 per ft²

All images of 512 East 83rd Street via Halstead

Kitchen

Bedroom

This inviting, recently renovated one-bedroom on a quiet, tree-lined street awaits. Features include wide plank flooring, a fully equipped kitchen with top-notch stainless steel appliances, and custom white oak rift wood millwork. Read more.

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