2 Horatio St

Completed in 1931 and expanded in the 1960s, this 17‑story Bing & Bing co‑op on Horatio Street is a classic prewar apartment house in Manhattan’s West Village. Designed by Robert T. Lyons, the facade and massing reflect early 20th‑century residential architecture; interiors routinely retain prewar details such as beamed ceilings, crown moldings, wood‑burning fireplaces, and hardwood floors. The building is primarily studios and one‑bedroom plans, with some larger layouts and flexible alcoves that allow formal dining or separate sleeping areas. Apartment features commonly include high ceilings, windowed kitchens, eat‑in or galley configurations, kitchen islands or pantries in renovated units, generous closets and walk‑in storage, soaking tubs, and period millwork. Common areas are full‑service and staffed: 24‑hour doormen, a live‑in superintendent, on‑site porters and handymen. Resident amenities in the building include a residents’ laundry room, bicycle room, storage bin rooms, and an enclosed building garden/courtyard with some private outdoor spaces attached to select units. The co‑op board allows pied‑a‑terre ownership, co‑purchasing and guarantors with approval; pets are permitted. Located directly on Jackson Square Park, the address places residents within walking distance of the High Line, Whitney Museum, Hudson River Park, Meatpacking District dining and boutiques, and multiple subway and bus lines, combining a low‑rise village streetscape with convenient urban access.