107 Morton Street #1A

SIZE, LAYOUT, and LOCATION: XXL-sized two bedroom apartment is the LARGEST 2-bed layout in the co-op, and the LOWEST PRICE 2-bedroom in the West Village. A blank canvas on cobblestoned West Village block, this unit is on Parlor level overlooking tree-lined Morton Street, and 7 steps UP from the building entrance (NOT on ground level). This home has both Southern & Northern exposures with living/dining area facing the keyed garden and sunny king-sized bedrooms facing South. A heat pump unit in living area provides efficient, quiet comfort & wall-through air-conditioners preserve window space. This layout provides long separation between living areas and bedrooms, with generous closeting with newer appliances and well-kept original surfaces. The hot water heater will be replaced by Seller prior to closing and with Board approval, renovation potential abounds: you can change the layout, add a washer/dryer, put in efficient central air and even add a second full bathroom- happy to provide examples of others who have done it before. Part of a free-market co-op with strong financials, acres of private park owned outright and in the most coveted part of town, West Village Houses features large apartments, private keyed green spaces, onsite professional management (Akam), two live-in supers, full-time buildings & grounds staff, and a commitment to providing quality non-fanciful primary residences for its shareholders in the best part of Manhattan. The co-op is pet-friendly, permits subletting for 3 of 6 years, allows guarantors and co-purchasers, and has bike storage. 622 Washington is part of “Site 1"- a full square block owned (outright, among several other acres) by the co-op. It is a keyed, private green space with mature trees, bbq grills for your use, central laundry, and bike storage for you and your neighbors that will transport you far away from an urban mindset- right in your backyard. One of the best parts of this apartment is the co-op to which it belongs. If location is paramount for you, then 107 Morton Street, up the hill from Hudson River Park has it all. It’s a few short blocks to Google’s headquarters in NY, ABC/Disney’s rising studios and a flurry of incredibly pricey and valuable waterfront new development. Christopher and Houston Street Stations are nearby, as are crosstown buses and CitiBike docking stations. Furniture is virtually staged and dimensionally accurate.