65 Morton St

A six-story prewar cooperative built in 1924–1925, this walk-up ensemble occupies a trio of connected buildings in the West Village. The property presents traditional brick façades, high ceilings and period details that continue inside many residences, including hardwood/parquet floors, picture rails, crown moldings and generous window openings. The stock is primarily one-bedroom layouts with some two-bedroom units and occasional combined apartments; many homes feature renovated windowed kitchens, walk-in closets and windowed bathrooms. Common areas are residential-scale rather than grand: two gated garden/courtyard spaces with landscaping and seating, a bike room, central laundry, storage bins with a waitlist, and on-site live-in superintendent services. Building access uses video intercom/ButterflyMX, and recent capital work has included corridor and roof upgrades. The co-op board allows pied-à-terre ownership, guarantors, parental purchases (case-by-case), and pets; financing up to 90% is commonly permitted. Maintenance charges are reported as below-market in many listings and partially tax-deductible. The location places residents on a quiet, tree-lined block with immediate access to Hudson River Park, top-tier eateries and multiple subway lines (A/C/E, B/D/F, 1 and PATH), underpinning a neighborhood-oriented urban lifestyle.