50 King St

50 King Street is a mid-century, 10-story cooperative built in 1959 with 17 residences, located on a quiet, tree-lined block where the West Village, SoHo and Tribeca edges meet. The boutique elevator building preserves a modest post‑war scale amid a historic district streetscape and combines townhouse-facing character with multi-unit apartment living. Typical residences are primarily two-bedroom configurations (with studios and one-bed variations appearing in listings) featuring eat-in kitchens, entrance foyers, plentiful built-ins and walk-in closets; many units show original architectural details alongside renovated kitchens and baths. Shared facilities are low-key and practical: a live-in superintendent, central laundry, bike/storage rooms, building outdoor grill and on-site garage with parking available by waitlist. Outdoor options include private terraces, small private yards or decks for some units, and landscaped garden views from several homes. The cooperative’s policies are flexible for downtown living — pets, pied-à-terre ownership and parental purchases are generally permitted — and the building’s modest maintenance structure, cellar storage and in‑building services support long-term ownership in an intensely walkable Manhattan neighborhood.