Several residential properties across Fairfield, Brooklyn, Nassau County, and Manhattan have recently been listed on the real estate market, offering a diverse range of options for prospective buyers.

In Ridgefield, a three-bedroom home at 104 Stonercrest Road is available for $1,289,000. The 2,904-square-foot property features two and a half bathrooms, a remodeled kitchen, a fieldstone fireplace, and a primary suite that includes vaulted ceilings, a sauna, a sitting area, and a balcony. Additional amenities include a flexible bonus room, a three-bay carriage barn, a deck, a pool, and a stone patio. The house is situated on a cul-de-sac adjacent to conservation land. Interior updates cover the kitchen, living room, bathrooms, fixtures, and refinished floors. Annual property taxes are approximately $18,470, which is higher than average for the area.

In Brooklyn’s Canarsie neighborhood, a two-family home at 926 East 99th Street is listed at $1,195,000. The 2,660-square-foot property consists of a two-bedroom, two-bath apartment with a balcony above a two-bedroom, one-bath unit. The house also includes a garage and a finished basement equipped with a washer and dryer, a kitchen, and a full bathroom. Each unit has separate entrances and electric meters. The location is close to Fresh Creek Nature Preserve and Shirley Chisholm State Park. Monthly taxes amount to roughly $1,155. One potential drawback is that both units share a single washer/dryer hookup.

A five-bedroom, five-bath residence at 23 Faith Lane in Westbury, Nassau County, is priced at $1,699,000. The property offers a guest bedroom on the main floor, a primary suite with walk-in closet, and an additional en suite bedroom upstairs. It also features a spacious laundry room, a one-car garage, and a rear patio set on a fenced 60-by-100-foot lot. The home includes white-oak wide-plank flooring throughout and a finished basement with a full bathroom. Annual property taxes are about $18,423. Some wall décor finishes and the relatively small size of the rear patio may not appeal to all buyers.

In Manhattan, a two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath condominium at 250 West 96th Street, No. 17E, is listed for $2,500,000. The 1,210-square-foot unit includes a primary suite with a walk-in closet and double vanity, a second en suite bedroom, and an in-unit vented washer/dryer. Located in a new doorman building, the residence offers access to amenities such as a pool, gym, children’s playroom, and storage cages. Common charges are approximately $1,253 per month, with monthly property taxes of $2,473 and a manager fee totaling $13,114 at closing. While the building is sold out of extra storage cages, the property offers views of the Hudson River.

Also in Manhattan, a one-bedroom, one-bath co-op at 252 West 20th Street, No. 4B, is available for $630,000. The roughly 500-square-foot unit features a wood-burning fireplace, a windowed bathroom, and a bedroom with a view of the Empire State Building. The cat-friendly building has a virtual intercom, shared laundry facilities, and a roof deck. Monthly maintenance fees are $1,546. Residents have the option to use the unit as a pied-à-terre with board approval, though the building lacks additional storage space.

Given the rapidly changing real estate market, some listings may no longer be available at the time of publication.