92 Horatio St

A landmarked pre-war cooperative in Manhattan’s West Village, built in 1920 and rising six stories, 92 Horatio (Horatio Arms) presents a mix of studio, one- and two-bedroom residences including duplex and loft-style layouts. The architecture reflects classic early-20th-century townhouse and low-rise apartment character with original details preserved: exposed brick, reclaimed or hardwood floors, beamed ceilings frequently exceeding 11 feet, crown moldings, and working wood-burning fireplaces. Interiors typically include generous closets or walk-in storage, formal or eat-in dining areas, kitchen islands or breakfast bars, granite counters, recessed lighting, and period millwork; several units boast private gardens, balconies, or Juliet balconies and some have private outdoor spaces over 60 sq ft. Common areas are boutique in scale: an elevator-served lobby recently renovated, a resident manager/live-in superintendent, shared laundry, bike storage, rentable private storage, and a cellar laundry/amenity room. The building allows pets and pied-à-terres (subject to board approval) and permits washer/dryer installation with approval; subletting and parental purchases are considered case-by-case with typical co-op review processes. Located at the corner of Horatio and Washington Streets, the property sits at the edge of the Meatpacking District and West Village, steps from the High Line, Hudson River Park, Chelsea Market, and cultural venues, offering a neighborhood lifestyle defined by walkability, dining, galleries, and waterfront access.