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Mar 10, 2011

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Harlem $749,000 Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 2 Square feet: 1,327 Common charges: $867 Consider this one of your last best chances to enjoy “skyline views” from the private terrace of a penthouse duplex in the Langston development — nearly all the units in this new full-service condo development on Bradhurst Avenue have sold. Plus, the “sleek, contemporary” building boasts a Starbucks and a New York Sports Club. Agent: Sidney Whelan, Halstead Property, 212-381-2346

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New Canaan, Conn. $1.55 million Bedrooms: 4 Bathrooms: 3+ Square feet: 3,920 A little bit country, a whole lot of Modernism, this “striking” home, built in 1969, was designed to merge the “four stories of glass” and “natural materials” inside with the 2-plus acres of nature outside. Almost every room offers “dramatic” views, as does the “multilayered” deck. Agent: Mimi Allen, William Pitt Sotheby’s, 203-966-2633, ext. 230

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Clinton $1.4 million Bedrooms: 0 Bathrooms: 2 Square feet: 1,550 Maintenance: $1,728 This 38th Street co-op — between Eighth and Ninth avenues — has got “the bones” of a “classic” loft (it was built in 1915), but with plenty of upgrades thanks to a “high-end, architect-designed renovation.” Which means, in addition to 12-foot ceilings, “massive” windows and exposed brick, there’s now a sleeping loft, a new chef’s kitchen and “bespoke” bathrooms. Agent: Mark Chin, Citi Habitats, 646-491-1691

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Fort Greene, Brooklyn $549,000 Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 2 Square feet: 1,150 Maintenance: $1,162 Just when you think this Willoughby Street corner co-op can’t get any better — it’s “flooded with light” and features “penthouse views” of the Manhattan skyline, a custom kitchen and “great” closet space — you find out a deeded parking spot is included in the sale. Agent: Rodolfo Lucchese, The Corcoran Group, 718-210-4015

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Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn $1.5 million Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 2 Square feet: 2,200 Common charges: $302 Priced “like a condo,” but you get a whole townhouse! This 1899 brick home on Hoyt Street is “small enough to manage” but has “room enough to grow,” with two stories, a sunroom extension on the first floor, a basement that can be used as a work or play space and a small “elegant” garden. Agent: Vicki Negron, The Corcoran Group, 718-923-8020

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