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5800 Arlington Avenue, #16N, Riverdale
The dressing room’s nearly as large as the bathroom in this studio, plus there’s another wide closet out front.
Price: $139,000
Broker: Linda Lepson, Argo Residential

155 East 49th Street, #6G, Upper East Side
This alcove studio’s been renovated and reconfigured so there’s a separate sleeping area, plus a dressing room/closet that’s eight-and-a-half feet by almost four-and-a-half feet.
Price: $359,000
Broker: John Diamantopoulos, Prudential Douglas Elliman

415 East 52nd Street, #1KC, Sutton Place
Plenty of places to stash valuables in this junior one-bedroom: a walk-in closet, two smaller closets, plus a whole wall of cabinets.
Price: $675,000
Broker: Abby Levine, The Corcoran Group

185 Prospect Park SW, #301, Windsor Terrace
One word: bountiful. There’s no other way to describe the storage situation in this Brooklyn two-bedroom, which has two walk-in closets in the master bedroom; two six-foot-wide closets in the second bedroom; and another walk-in closet, plus a coat closet in the foyer.
Photo: Travis Dubreuil
Price: $683,000
Broker: Scott Klein, Prudential Douglas Elliman

433 East 56th Street, #6C, Sutton Place
Two walk-in closets, plus five other closets dotted throughout this apartment, keep clutter out of sight.
Price: $715,500
Broker: Abby Levine, The Corcoran Group

14 Prince Street, #4F, Soho
The bedroom in this Soho apartment has two closets and a dresser built-in, plus a 30-square-foot walk-in and a small one near the entry.
Price: $850,000
Broker: Jared Seligman, Prudential Douglas Elliman

88 Wyckoff Street, #3F, Cobble Hill
Both bedrooms in this condo are kitted out with substantive closets, and there are two more in the foyer ready for stuffing.
Price: $980,000
Broker: Phyllis Norton-Towers, Brown Harris Stevens

120 East 87th Street, #P12B Upper East Side
The closet in the sleeping loft of this condo is nearly 8 feet wide and almost just as long; the one in the bedroom below holds its own, too.
Price: $1.15 million
Broker: Lisa Rose, Halstead Property

12 Beekman Place, #11B, Midtown East
The master bedroom in this Beekman Place two-bedroom has a walk-in closet that’s 13.6 feet long and 10.6 feet wide—spacious enough to fit a double bed, a side table, and dressers for storage. A handful of other storage spaces service the rest of the apartment.
Price: $1.995 million
Broker: Adam Modlin and Marisa Sargent, The Modlin Group

450 East 83rd Street, #16A, Upper East Side
The walk-in closet in the main bedroom of this five-room condo is almost as large as the bathroom next to it (minus the tub), and it’s been outfitted with custom shelving. There are two other generous closets in the apartment.
Price: $1.995 million
Broker: Karin Posvar-Picket, The Corcoran Group

430 East 56th Street, #1AB, Sutton Place
Besides a star power legacy, the three-bedroom garden apartment of actress Rue McClanahan, who passed away in early June, also boasts an array of closets.
Price: $2.25 million
Broker: Steve Marvisch, Brown Harris Stevens

301 East 62nd Street, #5BCD, Upper East Side
The master bedroom’s closet is extra-large, measuring 7 feet by 12.6 feet, but the walk-in closet in the second-biggest bedroom is impressive, too.
Price: $2.645 million
Broker: Shari Markoff, Avenue Real Estate

25 Central Park West, #11E, Upper West Side
There are 12 closets (one big enough for you to meditate in), plus a dressing room, in this two-bedroom, two-bath prewar condo.
Price: $2.975 million
Brokers: Chris Kann and Gregory Sullivan, The Corcoran Group

305 East 85th Street, #18B, Upper East Side
The master bedroom in this new development measures 232.6 square feet; the storage space in it amounts to more than half that at 138.1 square feet. Plus, there are four other closets elsewhere in the apartment, one of them a walk-in.
Photo:Phillip Ennis
Price: $4.65 million
Broker: Georgica Sales and Design Center

502 Park Avenue #18C, Upper East Side
Three closets plus a dressing room big enough to serve as an office—and featuring that rare feature, a window—in this Trump Park Avenue two-bedroom provide ample space for a clotheshound.
Price: $5.5 million
Broker: Michele Kleier and Sabrina Kleier, Gumley Haft Kleier

Elijah Armand Wrancher (left) Springfield Boulevard and 130th Avenue, Springfield Gardens. On August 28, 2007, 12-year-old Wrancher attempted to ride his bicycle while holding onto a moving truck. He lost his grip and fell under the truck’s rear wheel.

David Smith Sixth Avenue and 36th Street. On December 5, 2007, Smith was biking up Sixth Avenue when the passenger-side door of a parked pickup truck opened unexpectedly. He was knocked into the path of an oncoming truck.

Anthony Delgado (left) Palmetto Street and Central Avenue, Bushwick. Shortly after midnight on April 29, 2007, 13-year-old Delgado borrowed a bike to head home from his friend’s baptism party. As he crossed the intersection, he was struck by an SUV.

Carolina Hernandez 57th Avenue and Junction Boulevard, Elmhurst. On August 16, 2007, Hernandez was riding to a mall when she was struck and killed by a Chevy truck. The driver pled guilty to driving with a suspended license.

Anthony Delgado (left) Palmetto Street and Central Avenue, Bushwick. Shortly after midnight on April 29, 2007, 13-year-old Delgado borrowed a bike to head home from his friend’s baptism party. As he crossed the intersection, he was struck by an SUV.

Carolina Hernandez 57th Avenue and Junction Boulevard, Elmhurst. On August 16, 2007, Hernandez was riding to a mall when she was struck and killed by a Chevy truck. The driver pled guilty to driving with a suspended license.

Anthony Delgado (left) Palmetto Street and Central Avenue, Bushwick. Shortly after midnight on April 29, 2007, 13-year-old Delgado borrowed a bike to head home from his friend’s baptism party. As he crossed the intersection, he was struck by an SUV.

Carolina Hernandez 57th Avenue and Junction Boulevard, Elmhurst. On August 16, 2007, Hernandez was riding to a mall when she was struck and killed by a Chevy truck. The driver pled guilty to driving with a suspended license.

Anthony Delgado (left) Palmetto Street and Central Avenue, Bushwick. Shortly after midnight on April 29, 2007, 13-year-old Delgado borrowed a bike to head home from his friend’s baptism party. As he crossed the intersection, he was struck by an SUV.

Carolina Hernandez 57th Avenue and Junction Boulevard, Elmhurst. On August 16, 2007, Hernandez was riding to a mall when she was struck and killed by a Chevy truck. The driver pled guilty to driving with a suspended license.

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