Virginia K. Smith

NYC Apartments For Sale For $565,000

Middle-income New Yorkers (and in particular, those of you who want to live in Queens) take note: Long Island City's massive, forthcoming affordable housing development Hunter's Point South will soon be accepting applications.

Whatever room they're in, views always come at a premium in New York apartments. But it seems to us there's something extra luxurious about a bathroom with a a major vista, letting you gaze out at the city while slathering yourself in the finest of oils (or whatever it is you do in a $60 million place of residence). From One57 to the Brooklyn Heights waterfront, we've rounded up apartments where you can spy on the rest of the city while you soak (and remain high up enough to protect your privacy).

As far as bad neighbor etiquette goes, it doesn't get much worse than "wander[ing] the building lobby naked from the waist down," "toss[ing] knives at delivery people," insisting the staff refer to you as "Prince," and letting your dog relieve itself all over the shared roof deck.