Building: 61 Horatio Street

61 Horatio, built circa 1925, is a prewar cooperative located on the corner of Horatio and Greenwich Streets on a serene, residential tree-lined block in the coveted Far West Village. Defining the facade top of this address is a unique parapet comprised of crown-like brick piers.

Shareholders of this boutique, 35-residence elevator building enjoy access to a charming landscaped roof deck which boasts extraordinary views of the Hudson River, and is furnished for al fresco entertaining (including a pergola for shade). Other building highlights include a live-in Resident Manager, central laundry room, dedicated basement storage (for a small monthly fee; bicycles are free!), and an updated security system.

The well-managed property is in great financial condition with no underlying mortgage. Pets, subleases, co-purchases, and parents buying for children are all allowed with board approval. Gifting and guarantors are subject to the discretion of the board.

61 Horatio offers convenient access to popular West Side destinations including the Meatpacking District, Hudson River Greenway, new Whitney Museum of American Art, south entrance to the High Line, Abingdon Square, and Jackson Square.

Description provided by McDonough Hershkowitz Team: Heather McDonough Henry Hershkowitz and Jonathan Meiselman