2 King St

A mid-20th-century, seven-story walk-up and elevator co-op built in 1963, located on a quiet, tree-lined corner where SoHo meets the West Village. The building is primarily composed of one-bedroom and junior-one layouts, many of which have been renovated over time to include open-plan living/dining arrangements, entry foyers, and oversized windows that capture multiple exposures. Architecturally it is a low-rise postwar block with a plain brick façade and modest stoop-level presence that blends with surrounding Federal and Greek Revival townhouses. Interior common areas have been refreshed periodically; features reported across units and halls include a replaced elevator, updated hallways, and a central laundry room. Resident services and conveniences include a live-in superintendent, on-site residential garage, bike storage, and video/ key-fob security. The building enforces co-op house rules: dogs are frequently restricted, cats and small pets are sometimes allowed, and pied-à-terres are commonly prohibited. Located within short walking distance of multiple subway lines, independent boutiques, restaurants, and cultural destinations, the building offers a boutique, neighborhood-oriented urban lifestyle with practical shared amenities rather than full-service luxury offerings.