4 Apartments In Kips Bay For Under $1 Million

KIPS BAY, NY — A handful of homes have hit the market for less than $1 million in Kips Bay.

With the median sales price for a home soaring over $1.8 million in Manhattan, a less expensive digs can feel few and far between in the borough. In the Kips Bay and Murray Hill area, the first half of 2019 saw the median sales price reach $2.1 million (zip code 10010) and $1.4 million (zip code 10016), according to a recent study.

But despite these costs, if you only need a one- or two-bedroom, and you are willing to live in a cooperative building and some of the restrictions that may come with one, Kips Bay has a few options for less than $1 million.

Check out these recently listed Kips Bay apartments:

215 E. 24th St. between Second and Third avenues – $525,000

This co-op was built in 1977 and features 11-foot ceilings with granite countertops in the kitchen in this loft studio apartment. A private balcony faces north. The loft area fits a king-sized bed with about four feet in height — a tight squeeze, but "perfect for sleeping," the listing says. Dogs under 30 pounds are allowed and subletting is permitted with board approval after two years of living in the co-op. An open house is slated for Sept. 8, 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. See the full listing on here on Realtor.com.

350 E. 30th St. between First and Second avenues — $755,000

This two-bedroom, one-bedroom condo is about 800-square-feet. Built in 1957, the building offers a 24-hour doorman with an elevator. The foyer has a large walk-in closet, the listing says. See the full listing here on Realtor.com.

200 E. 27th St. between Second and Third avenues — $650,000

Another one-bedroom co-op offers Empire State Building views and closet space. The bathroom has partially been redone, the listing says. The building features a 24-hour doorman, landscaped roof deck, fitness center and more. The co-op, in a building built in 1964, has an open house Sept. 8, 1 to 3 p.m. See the full listing here on Realtor.com.

330 Third Ave. between 24th and 25th streets — $475,000

This co-op studio is in a building erected in 1964 on the 12th floor. Since it does not face the street, it is "pin-drop quiet," the listing boasts. There is a 24-hour doorman, live-in super, among other benefits. See the full listing here on Realtor.com.