2 King St

A seven-story boutique cooperative in Manhattan’s SoHo–West Village pocket, built in 1963 and containing 18 primarily one-bedroom residences. The freestanding elevator building presents a modest street presence with traditional masonry façades that complement the neighborhood’s low-rise townhouses. Interiors vary by unit and era of renovation; many homes feature generous entry foyers, defined dining areas or alcoves, windowed kitchens, plentiful closet storage, hardwood floors, and large picture windows with tree- and townhouse-lined street views. Several units have been fully renovated with high-end finishes, updated appliances, and custom millwork, while others retain simpler, classic layouts ready for modernization. Shared spaces include a recently updated central laundry room, renovated public corridors, a live-in superintendent, key-fob and video intercom security, and on-site resident garage and bike storage. The building’s pet policy is restrictive—cats permitted, dogs generally prohibited—and some purchases are subject to co-op rules regarding pied-à-terre and parent guarantors. Located at the crossroads of SoHo and the West Village, the building sits steps from boutiques, restaurants, and multiple subway lines, offering a blend of quiet, tree-lined street ambiance and immediate urban convenience.