Rent/Lease Apartment 2 Horatio Street

2 Horatio Street: Historical Overview

Constructed in 1931 by developers Bing & Bing, this West Village cooperative was designed by architect Robert T. Lyons, known for collaborations on landmark projects like the Gramercy Park Hotel (1925) and the then-world’s tallest apartment building at 903 Park Avenue (1916). The 17-story Art Deco structure features terracotta Greek key motifs on its fourth and sixteenth floors, a terra-cotta cornice, and rusticated brick corners.

Architectural Details

Built with red-brown brick, 2 Horatio Street emphasizes horizontal lines and restrained ornamentation. Original 1931 marketing highlighted oversized rooms, wood-burning fireplaces, RCA radio outlets, and "immense closets." The penthouse includes a distinctive terra-cotta tower.

Development History

Part of Bing & Bing’s 1929 acquisition of 75 West Village lots near Abingdon Square and Jackson Square Park, the building became a cooperative in 1987 after the firm sold it in 1985. Current amenities include 24-hour staff, bike storage, and a resident laundry.

Cultural Significance

Notable residents have included producer Andy Cohen, actors Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick, and Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes. The building lies within the Greenwich Village Historic District, near Hudson River Park and the High Line.

Internet Providers Available at 2 Horatio Street, Manhattan, NYC

Residents at 2 Horatio Street in Manhattan can access several high-quality internet service providers offering fiber, cable, and wireless options with competitive speeds and pricing.

Verizon Fios

Verizon Fios offers fiber-optic internet with speeds starting at 300 Mbps and reaching up to 2 Gbps. Known for reliability and strong customer service, plans start around $49.99 per month. Verizon Fios also offers bundles with phone, mobile, and TV services.

Astound Broadband Powered by RCN

This provider delivers both cable and fiber internet with unlimited data usage. It is recognized for affordable pricing and expanding fiber coverage across Manhattan. Monthly plans range from $20 to $55 with speeds from 300 to 1,500 Mbps.

Spectrum

Spectrum is a widely available cable internet provider offering speeds up to 1 Gbps. Plans begin at approximately $30 per month and can be bundled with TV and phone services that include perks like Disney+ and ESPN+.

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