65 Morton St

A six-story pre-war cooperative in Manhattan’s West Village, completed in 1925 and configured primarily with one- and two-bedroom residences. Modest in scale and walk-up character define the property: original pre-war details such as high ceilings, hardwood or parquet floors, picture-rail moldings and generous windows are common in many units alongside periodic modern renovations. The building footprint is organized around a landscaped, park-like courtyard and garden that serve as the communal outdoor heart; hallways and entryways have been refreshed in recent building-wide work. Shared conveniences include a laundry room, secure bike storage, additional paid storage (waitlist common), a live-in superintendent and a video intercom system. Pet-friendly and reasonably flexible co-op governance allows pied-à-terre ownership, guarantors, gifting and high financing levels in many cases; subletting is permitted under board rules after a residency period. The property sits on a quiet, tree-lined cobblestone street close to multiple subway and PATH lines, Hudson River Park access, and a dense concentration of restaurants, cafes and boutiques that define West Village day-to-day life.