2 Horatio St

Completed in 1931 and expanded mid-century, this 17-story prewar cooperative occupies a prominent corner on Jackson Square Park in Manhattan’s West Village. The 90-unit building was developed by Bing & Bing and reflects period details such as beamed ceilings, decorative fireplaces, crown moldings and restored hardwood floors. Residences are primarily studios and one-bedrooms with tall ceilings, generous foyers, formal dining or dining areas, windowed kitchens (often renovated), abundant built-in storage and walk-in closets; many units include private outdoor terraces or overlook the tree-lined park. The brick-and-limestone façade and an elegant Art Deco–influenced lobby announce a traditional, full-service offering: 24-hour doormen, a live-in superintendent, on-site porters, laundry facilities, a bicycle room and deeded basement storage bins when available. Outdoor common spaces include a landscaped courtyard and garden. Practical building policies are buyer-friendly for a co-op: pet-friendly, pieds-à-terre allowed (with board approval), co-purchasing and guarantors permitted; subletting typically allowed after an ownership period. The address places residents steps from the High Line, Whitney Museum, Hudson River Park, Meatpacking District and a dense collection of restaurants, shops and transit options, supporting both a quiet park-front lifestyle and quick access to neighborhood amenities.