67 Morton St

Built in 1925, this six-story pre-war cooperative occupies a quiet, tree-lined block in the West Village. The low-rise masonry structure retains classic period details: high nine-foot ceilings in many units, inlaid hardwood floors, picture moldings and large, street-facing windows that provide double exposures in several homes. The walk-up building offers mostly one- and two-bedroom layouts with windowed, pass-through kitchens—many updated with granite counters and stainless appliances—plus renovated bathrooms and abundant closet space. Common areas are well maintained and intimate: a landscaped planted courtyard/garden with seating and Wi‑Fi, central laundry room, package room, bike and stroller storage, and caged storage rentals. Operational conveniences include a live-in superintendent, ButterflyMX/video intercom entry, on-site laundry, and low maintenance charges. The co-op board is relatively flexible for a pre-war building: pets are allowed, pied-à-terre purchases, guarantors, gifting, co-purchases and limited subletting (typically three out of five years) are permitted subject to board approval; financing up to 80% is commonly accepted. Located steps from Hudson River Park, restaurants, boutiques, and multiple subway lines, the building delivers classic West Village character and a neighborhood-oriented lifestyle.