| | Photo: Stanton Hoch Team at Compass | | Our hunt this week surfaced a handful of particularly spacious one-bedrooms, including one measuring almost 1,000 square feet in Kensington (that also has a really lovely foyer with three built-in bookshelves). And if you've ever fantasized about living in a solarium or greenhouse, this unusual Gramercy Park apartment (with a bedroom almost entirely covered in windows) might be a good option. | Want more on real estate, city life, and design? Subscribe now for unlimited access to Curbed and everything New York. | $1,775: A very spacious one-bedroom near the Bay Ridge Avenue R train with a dishwasher in the windowed eat-in kitchen and a windowed marble bath. | $2,050: Sunny brownstone one-bedroom on a leafy block of Hancock Street (between Marcy and Tompkins Avenues) with great moldings, a decorative fireplace, and a skylight each in the kitchen and subway-tile bathroom. | $2,395*: Brownstone king-size one-bedroom plus a windowed bonus room on Putnam Avenue (just a two-minute walk from Tompkins Avenue), with two decorative fireplaces, a walk-in closet, tons of moldings (crown, ceiling, wainscoting), an updated kitchen, and a 50-foot-deep private backyard garden. | Boerum Hill/Carroll Gardens | $2,500*: One-bedroom in a brick townhouse on Henry Street a bit past Fourth Place, but very spacious (the living room can fit a sectional with lots of room to spare, and the bedroom would fit a king-size bed, dresser, desk, and more) and includes a windowed dining alcove. | $3,000: Brownstone two-bedroom half a block from the Bergen Street F/G trains with an exposed brick wall in each room (the living room is especially spacious and has a decorative brick fireplace, two large grid windows, and space for a dining area under a trio of globe pendants). | $3,150: Charming prewar one-bedroom right on Montague Street (a minute from an entrance to the Promenade) with an unusually long stretch of hallway, inlaid parquet floors throughout, tons of wall moldings, French doors, and a dishwasher in the renovated windowed kitchen. | $2,450: A relatively large studio on West 25th Street (between Ninth and Tenth Avenues) with an oversize window, a completely separate dishwasher-equipped kitchen, an updated bathroom, plus laundry in the building. | $2,345: Large brownstone studio on Clinton Avenue (right above the Clinton-Washington Avenues C train) with crown moldings, a decorative fireplace, a huge window and clawfoot tub in the bathroom, and access to a big private rooftop space. | $2,800: Just a true two-bedroom a block from the Franklin Street C train with tons of large windows and a dining nook. | $1,800: A sprawling one-bedroom on Pacific Street (between Brooklyn and Kingston Avenues) with a wide bay window across the front living area and an especially well-lit bathroom with baby-blue tiles. | $2,472: Rent-stabilized apartment near the President Street 2/5 trains with two king-size bedrooms (each with at least two windows) and an updated windowed kitchen (that has white-and-gray shaker cabinets, a dishwasher, a French door fridge, and a breakfast bar). | $1,931: Low-priced and relatively roomy studio on First Avenue (between East 3rd and East 4th Streets), with some built-in recessed shelves and two large windows overlooking trees in the rear courtyard. | Flatiron/Gramercy Park/Kip's Bay | $2,800: Two-bedroom in a townhouse on East 30th Street (around the corner from a Target) with an especially generous living room (there's space for a distinct dining area across from the alcove kitchen, which has its own window, a dishwasher, and breakfast bar). | $2,863: Unusual apartment on East 14th Street (a two-minute walk from the L train) with basically a solarium for a bedroom (windows up top and on two sides, one of which opens up to a private terrace) and tons of closets. | $2,995: Fairly plain but reasonably priced one-bedroom with a brick wall in each room, ample kitchen cabinets, and big closets. | $6,700*: A 1,500-square-foot, two-bedroom, 1.5-bath corner loft on Park Avenue South and East 23rd Street with original 14-foot tin ceilings and wall-to-wall windows, renting at 2015 prices. | Harlem/Washington Heights | $2,100: Truly oversize apartment on a lovely brownstone block of West 132nd Street, with three windows each in the living room and bedroom and ample kitchen storage. | $2,195: Townhouse two-bedroom near the 168th Street C train with two decorative fireplaces, restored pocket doors by the kitchen, and a clawfoot tub. | $2,400*: Lovely large two-bedroom just below the long stretch of Open Streets on 34th Avenue, with multiple arched doorways, a breakfast bar (plus space for a dining table), and at least two windows in each of the bedrooms. | $2,400: A 950-square-foot one-bedroom on Cortelyou Road with crown and chair-railing moldings, multiple arched doorways, an especially lovely foyer with tons of built-in bookshelves, plus updates in both the kitchen (including a new fridge, butcher-block countertops, and a farmhouse sink) and the bathroom (lots of subway tile). | $5,595: 1,000-square-foot two-bedroom in a landmarked 1800s building on the corner of West Broadway and Canal Street, with two decorative fireplaces along a massive brick wall, four double closets, a renovated kitchen, and a Bosch washer/dryer. | $2,500: Two-bedroom a block from Prospect Park and the F/G trains, with a separate dining area, checkered floors in the kitchen, and windows with backyard and open-sky views. | $1,795: A solid South-facing studio on East 74th Street (between First and York Avenues) with an exposed brick wall, a tiny but cute kitchen (there's a checkered backsplash and a few open shelves in addition to cabinets), and a retro avocado color scheme in the bathroom. | $2,895: King-size prewar one-bedroom on West 88th Street (just off Amsterdam Avenue) with a small but renovated (and dishwasher-equipped) kitchen and beamed ceilings. | $3,850*: One-bedroom duplex at the corner of 73rd and Amsterdam Avenue that also has a huge two-level private terrace (outdoor furniture and garden shed included), along with a Juliet balcony and plenty of exposed brick. | $1,750*: Big studio on Jackson Street (off Graham Avenue and a four-minute walk from the L train station) with beamed ceilings and decent storage space throughout (including some built-in shelves in the bathroom and the large closet). | $2,030: Rent-stabilized one-bedroom a two-minute walk from the Hewes Street M train with a breakfast bar and a windowed bathroom. | $7,500: 1,750 square feet in a converted loft on North Third Street with 11-foot ceilings, massive exposed beams and columns, a Sub-Zero fridge and six-burner Wolf stove in the open kitchen, a double vanity in one of the two bathrooms, a balcony, and a full wall of mirrors in the living room (which makes the unit appear even larger than similar units in the building). | Our picks are organized by neighborhood in order of ascending price. Didn't see anything from the neighborhood you're interested in? We'll try to include a wide range of locations as new units come up. To keep this list fresh, we're removing listings that have not been rented after two weeks (and will put an asterisk next to holdovers from the previous week). | Did someone forward you this email? Sign up to get the Listings Edit in your inbox every week. | | | |
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