Welcome to a semi-regular feature, Price Points, in which we pick a relatively low asking price and a type of apartment, then scour StreetEasy to find the best available options around the city. Today's task: Brooklyn one-bedrooms asking under $550,000.
↑ Nestled on the fifth floor of a six-story co-op building in Prospect Lefferts Gardens, this one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment comes with lovely views of Prospect Park. The apartment opens up into a tiny dining area with a light-filled, sunken living room right next to it. A breakfast bar looks into the kitchen, just beyond. The spacious master bedroom is also flooded with light thanks to three windows. Overall, the apartment measures 800 square feet and comes with herringbone hardwood floors. All of that is asking $485,000. [Floorplan]
↑ This cozy Prospect Heights one-bedroom is just one of 16 apartments in a co-op building on Park Place. The bedroom here features a spacious walk-in closet, which also connects to the living room. That area comes with a decorative fireplace and hardwood floors with a walnut inlay. The kitchen, which is on the other end of the co-op, is fitted with stainless steel appliances, and wood cabinetry. For all of that you’d have to shell out $525,000. [Floorplan]
↑ This one-bedroom co-op is part of a building that sits adjacent to the entrance of the Brooklyn Bridge, which may explain its relatively low ask of $490,000, considering it is in Downtown Brooklyn. If you can get over that, the apartment is pretty roomy, and comes with a good amount of storage space. The building it’s in comes with a roof deck, a fitness center, and a laundry facility. [Floorplan]
↑ This apartment has somewhat of a leg up on the other units in that it has a little nursery carved out into the bedroom. It’s located on the 14th floor of a Clinton Hill co-op building and offers up some nice views of the neighborhood. The open plan kitchen with the marble countertops is definitely one of the highlights of this one-bedroom, one-bathroom unit. It’s asking $525,000. [Floorplan]
↑ The priciest of the five, this Bushwick condo comes with 10-foot-tall ceilings, floor to ceiling windows (basically), and white oak hardwood floors. Being the priciest also means some extra perks like a washer and dryer in-unit. The kitchen is fitted out with some fancy appliances including an integrated dishwasher from Blomberg, and custom cabinetry flown in from Spain. All of that is asking $538,000. [Floorplan]
Poll
Which Brooklyn one-bedroom would you choose for under $550,000?
This poll is closed
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31%
Prospect Lefferts Gardens
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17%
Prospect Heights
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10%
Downtown Brooklyn
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27%
Clinton Hill
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13%
Bushwick
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