SOHO

147 Sullivan Street
Studio cooperative apartment
Asking price: $315,000
Selling price: $290,000
Monthly charges: $400
Time on the market: one month

SOHO SHOEBOX A bright British actress taken with the charm of SoHo is the new owner of this 400-square-foot loft.

The postwar shoebox features tin ceilings, exposed brick, an open kitchen, and original plank floors with two decorative fireplace mantels.

Hunie Kwon of JC DeNiro & Associates rep resented the young buyer, who fell head over heels for the location and the apartment’s character. The apartment is one of eight that the seller, who is a musician for “Brooklyn: The Musical,” owns on Sullivan Street. Lauren Krohn of Knickerbocker Realty represented the seller, who sold to pay for renovations to a four-family brownstone he bought in Harlem.

GRAMERCY PARK

34 East 38th Street
One-bedroom, 3.5-bath cooperative
Asking price: $1.2 million
Selling price: $1.1 million
Monthly charges: $2,561
Time on the market: 11 months

SECRET CELLAR This triplex Civil War-era brownstone has a windowless fourth floor in the cellar that comes with a half-bath. Upstairs from the hideout space is a romantic nest for the new owners: a newly wed middle age business owner and a homemaker.

The 2,000-square-foot apartment boasts hardwood floors exposed brick three wood burning fireplaces, and soaring 14-foot ceilings. “It’s a special, romantic space,” said the listing broker, Ella Sacks of the Corcoran Group. It is also conveniently located several blocks from the buyer’s machinery company.

The sellers are a retired lawyer and his financier wife who are leaving New York for the sunny shores of South America. The buyers were represented by Margaret Velard, also of the Corcoran Group.

UPPER EAST SIDE

300 East 90th Street
One-bedroom, one-bath condominium
Asking price: $599,000
Selling price: $579,000 Monthly charges: $522
Time on the market: six weeks

PARK VIEW The wraparound windows, lighting, and views of the park cinched the deal for this 900-square-foot apartment in The Louisiana. The unit includes a renovated kitchen, a marble bath, a full-time doorman, and a rooftop deck. The sellers are a young married couple who upgraded to a larger apartment in Chelsea. The buyer, an investor who lives abroad, was attracted to the building’s location.

“It’s a nice apartment wrapped in windows,” said the buyer’s broker, Marjorie Gelfand of Douglas Elliman. The listing broker was Stefani Pace of Dwelling Quest. The apartment is currently for rent.