Building: 2-18 Charlton Street

2 Charlton Street is a mid-century post-war building carved out of a quiet corner in Hudson Square, equidistant to both the West Village and SoHo but uniquely private. Built in 1966, Charlton House originally had 176 units but because people tend to stay there and combine the number is likely now closer to 145. It has a live-in super, 2 concierges, a full time doorman and an amazing management team that has been with the building for over a quarter of a century. The building is close to both the 1 and C lines, has a garage accessible from the elevator, and both the Holland and Lincoln tunnels are within reach. It is one of the loveliest blocks downtown, Charlton Street, full of historic townhouses and home to a lively block association. There is a private patio for shareholders. it is an oasis between many pockets of activity from the new Trader Joe’s on Spring, to Soho retail from Chanel to MZ Wallace to Sephora, and walking distance from some of the best restaurants in the city including Via Carota and Raoul’s. And the Barrow Street Theater if that’s your thing. In addition, pets are welcome and parents buying for adult working children permitted.

Description provided by Debbie Gimelson