Leah Hochbaum Rosner

From a two-bedroom prewar Chelsea co-op to a six-bedroom colonial in Staten Island, here’s what’s for sale this week across NYC for $1 million. Many of the residences featured this week have their own washers and dryers, so you won’t ever again have to leave the comfort of home to launder your frilly underthings.

Does brownstone living seem infinitely preferable to life in a big building? We spoke with Miron Properties broker Amuche Chukudebelu, who frequently works with these types of apartments, for this week’s Buy Curious.

THE WISH LIST:

I’m finally in the market to buy an apartment and I’m focusing on brownstone neighborhoods. What do I need to keep in mind when I’m buying an apartment in a brownstone rather than a big building?

THE REALITY:

Aren't fond of washing your delicates in your building’s communal laundry room? Citi Habitats agent Morgan Turkewitz tells you why you might want to give a place with a private laundry room a spin in this week’s Buy Curious.

THE WISH LIST:

An apartment with an actual laundry room in it (like in the suburbs!).