This Week's Best Deals Includes a Hamilton Heights 1-Bed for $325K

By Michelle Mazzarella | From Great Listings Friday, June 22, 2018

860 United Nations Plaza via Nest Seekers

New York real estate prices can scare potential buyers off at first glance, but a closer look can sometimes reveal a pleasant surprise: an amazingly reasonable price per square foot. The following new-to-the-market listings all come in under $1,000 per square foot and at a fraction of their neighborhood's median listing price.

Hamilton Heights Haven

450 West 147th Street, #1N

Co-op | 1-Bedroom, 1-Bath | 550 ft²
$325,000 | $591 per ft²
Hamilton Heights Co-op Listing Median: $715 per ft²

All images of 450 West 147th Street via Compass

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Hamilton Heights has long been an enclave for writers and artists, and creative types should still be able to afford to buy at this price. A private entrance leads to a charming ground-floor apartment with large windows, hardwood floors, a spacious bedroom, and a comfortable ambiance. Read more.

Modern Living in LIC

Woodside Court Condominiums, 61-09 39th Avenue, #4F

Condo | 1-Bedroom, 1-Bath | 854 ft²
$575,000 | $673 per ft²
Long Island City Condo Listing Median: $1,240 per ft²

All images of Woodside Court condominiums via Douglas Elliman

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Steps from major transportation, this circa-1927 building has been converted to condos. The apartment is updated with all modern conveniences, but its prewar charm comes through in the high ceilings and hardwood floors. Read more.

High Living off Billionaires' Row

The Excelsior, 303 East 57th Street, #33B

Co-op | 1-Bedroom, 2.5-Bath | 1,800 ft²
$1,250,000 | $694 per ft²
Midtown East Co-op Listing Median: $951 per ft²

All images of The Excelsior via Charles Rutenberg

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This recently remodeled apartment features a bright and open large living room with built-ins, matte finish oak floors, and an imported gourmet kitchen. Vistas of Central Park, the East River, the United Nations, and the Empire State Building are best enjoyed from a private balcony off the living room. Read more.

Newly Renovated Lenox Hill Loft

The York Gate, 405 East 63rd Street, #1N

Co-op | 1-Bedroom, 1-Bath | 900 ft²
$700,000 | $778 per ft²
Lenox Hill Co-op Listing Median: $958 per ft²

All images of The York Gate via Brown Harris Stevens

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Following a meticulous renovation, this apartment is now thoroughly modern and move-in ready. A wall of windows, 9' ceilings, hardwood floors, and baseboard moldings give the living room a loftlike feel. Additional features include custom window treatments, an updated bathroom, and generous closet space. Read more.

Country Living in Sutton Place

Sutton House, 415 East 52nd Street, #1H

Co-op | 1-Bedroom, 1-Bath | 1,100 ft²
$875,000 | $795 per ft²
Beekman/Sutton Place Co-op Listing Median: $1,033 per ft²

All images of Sutton House via Douglas Elliman

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This gorgeous apartment offers a quiet oasis in a bustling city. The building is located on a quiet, exclusive cul-de-sac, and all windows in the unit look out on views of a secluded garden. The south-facing living room and master bedroom fill the home with light. Read more.

Historic Greenwich Village Home

Cast Iron Building, 67 East 11th Street, #101

Co-op | 1-Bedroom, 1-Bath | 1,100 ft²
$895,000 | $814 per ft²
Greenwich Village Co-op Listing Median: $1,388 per ft²

All images of Cast Iron Building via Warburg

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As the only apartment on the first floor of the historic Cast Iron Building, this co-op offers excellent privacy. The loft-like apartment features Corinthian columns, nine-foot ceilings, and three large closets. The second room can double as an office or guest room. Read more.

Turtle Bay Duplex with Panoramic Views

860 United Nations Plaza, #31C/32C

Co-op | 5-Bedroom, 5.5-Bath | 4,185 ft²
$3,600,000 | $860 per ft²
Turtle Bay/United Nations Co-op Listing Median: $1,008 per ft²

All images of 860 United Nations Plaza via Nest Seekers

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This spectacular duplex is an open canvas that can be customized in a modern aesthetic or a more traditional vision. A wall of windows in the living room lets in unencumbered sunlight and East River views. Read more.

Bed-Stuy Loft with Balcony

311 Hart Street, #2C

Condo | 3-Bedroom, 2-Bath | 1,450 ft²
$1,249,000 | $861 per ft²
Bedford-Stuyvesant Condo Listing Median: $872 per ft²

All images of 311 Hart Street via Corcoran

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Floor-to-ceiling windows illuminate this apartment with natural light. The living/dining room flows seamlessly into the open chef's kitchen for excellent entertainment, and the party can move up to a private roof deck. Read more.

Expansive Floorspace and Endless Possibilities

Marlo Towers, 301 East 48th Street, #8C

Co-op | 1-Bedroom, 1-Bath | 1,065 ft²
$975,000 | $915 per ft²
Turtle Bay/United Nations Co-op Listing Median: $1,008 per ft²

All images of Marlo Towers via Charles Rutenberg

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With a gracious layout and over 1,000 square feet of space to work with, the possibilities for this Turtle Bay co-op are endless. Whatever a buyer decides to do, the southern light, hardwood floors, and generous closet spaces will undoubtedly be appreciated. Read more.

Williamsburg Dream Loft

227 Maujer Street, #3A

Condo | 2-Bedroom, 1-Bath | 1,014 ft²
$999,000 | $985 per ft²
Williamsburg Condo Listing Median: $1,309 per ft²

All images of 227 Maujer Street via Compass

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As East Williamsburg makes its way onto the real estate radar, this duplex loft makes a splash with everything a buyer could possibly need or want. The living room alone offers soaring ceilings, massive windows, and custom-built bookcase storage under the stairs. Read more.

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