Several notable residential properties across New York and New Jersey have recently been listed, highlighting a range of options from historic farmhouses to urban condominiums.

In Hopewell Township, New Jersey, a six-bedroom farmhouse at 1206 River Road is offered at $950,000. The 2.25-acre property includes two and a half bathrooms, formal living and dining rooms with large wood-burning fireplaces, an updated kitchen, and a sleeping porch. Additional features include a two-car garage with a workshop and an upstairs studio space. The home is situated opposite the Delaware River and a 70-mile towpath popular for hiking and biking. Annual property taxes are $21,131. While the setting provides a natural appeal, the house is located on a busy road, and some maintenance is required for paint, trim, and woodwork. The listing is handled by Grant Wagner of Callaway Henderson Sotheby’s International Realty.

In Westchester County’s Ossining, a former dairy farm dating back to the 1730s at 15 Inningwood Road is listed for $1.35 million. The 4,828-square-foot residence includes five bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, central air conditioning, a formal living room with a fireplace, and an eat-in kitchen. The 5.1-acre lot features paddocks, a riding area, a barn, a stone patio, a pool, and a storage shed. Annual taxes on the property total $26,584. While the home retains period details appealing to historic home enthusiasts, the barn and some interior and exterior elements require repairs. The property currently lacks a garage. Annemarie Credentino of Berkshire Hathaway represents the listing.

In Manhattan, a 1,712-square-foot townhouse at 42½ Adrian Avenue in Marble Hill is listed for $1,075,000. This three-bedroom, one-bath carriage house spans three levels with an entry foyer on the ground floor; a windowed kitchen and formal living and dining rooms on the second floor; and bedrooms and a full bath on the third. It also includes an unfinished basement, a garage, and a private garden. Monthly property taxes amount to $375. The yard is fully fenced, and the top floor benefits from ample natural light. However, the kitchen is located a flight of stairs above the entrance, and the sole bathroom is on the top floor without a window. Additionally, the washer and dryer are situated in the basement, distant from the bedrooms. Geoffrey Weiss and Aaron Kass of Compass have the listing.

Also in Manhattan, a co-op at 345 West 45th Street, unit No. 916, is priced at $895,000. The approximately 650-square-foot unit offers two bedrooms and one bathroom, including a walk-in closet and windowed kitchen and bath. It is part of a doorman building with amenities such as shared laundry, a bike room, and a roof deck. Monthly maintenance fees are $2,170. The building has undergone recent renovations and allows pieds-à-terre and subletting. It has a notable history, having housed figures such as Al Capone. However, in-unit washer and dryers are prohibited. Douglas Bellitto and Rachel A. Glazer of Brown Harris Stevens handle the listing.

Further afield in Queens, a Forest Hills maisonette at 78-29 Austin Street, unit TH7, is listed for $2.399 million. The three-bedroom, two and a half-bath residence encompasses 2,442 square feet on the lower floors of a newer development that includes a doorman and a pool. Features include a den or office, a marble staircase, central air conditioning, a washer and dryer, a private garden, and a parking space. Common charges are $1,711 monthly, with taxes of $2,386 per month and a manager unit fee of $12,313 due at closing. Two bathrooms feature double vanities, and the E and F subway trains are nearby. The unit also has its own hot water heater. Drawbacks include bedrooms and garden facing a street-level avenue. Carl A. Ekroth, Jessica Peters, and John Gomes of Douglas Elliman are the listing agents.

Given the volatility of the real estate market, availability and prices may change rapidly.