2 Horatio Street #7N

New Exclusive from Classic Marketing - No Board Approval Required

Bright southern exposure gracious studio residence 7N at prestigious 2 Horatio Street is now available. Residence 7N enjoys a uniquely designed layout that features a spacious entry foyer that easily accommodates dining, a generously proportioned living room, a windowed kitchen and a dressing area with abundant closet space.

Residence 7N is being sold in "As-Is" condition and presents a…

New Exclusive from Classic Marketing - No Board Approval Required

Bright southern exposure gracious studio residence 7N at prestigious 2 Horatio Street is now available. Residence 7N enjoys a uniquely designed layout that features a spacious entry foyer that easily accommodates dining, a generously proportioned living room, a windowed kitchen and a dressing area with abundant closet space.

Residence 7N is being sold in "As-Is" condition and presents a rare opportunity to customize and renovate this beauty with your finishes and personal touches. Must be seen, book an appointment today and make 7N your next home.

Building Description

Perfectly situated on the south side of Jackson Square, where Eighth Avenue, Greenwich Avenue, and West 13th Street converge, 2 Horatio Street enjoys a premier West Village location just moments from the Hudson River waterfront.

Designed by renowned architect Emory Roth for the celebrated Bing and Bing brothers, this distinguished prewar cooperative is a superb example of classic New York residential architecture.

Residents are welcomed by an elegant attended lobby featuring original architectural details, including a revolving entrance door, polished terrazzo floors, and beautifully maintained elevators. The building offers 24-hour doorman service, a resident manager, central laundry facilities, a service elevator, and a bike room, providing the convenience and service of a full-service cooperative.

Combining timeless prewar charm, exceptional service, and an unbeatable West Village address, 2 Horatio Street remains one of the neighborhood's most sought-after residences.