34 Morton Street is a 1925 pre war rental building in the West Village, with six stories and 12 apartments. Its most substantial recent work was building wide: the lobby and hallways were renovated, the exterior was painted, the heating and water pipes were replaced, and a video intercom system was installed.
The building's apartment mix includes studios and one bedroom layouts, with spacious living areas and quiet bedrooms in some of the one bedroom arrangements. Private outdoor space is also part of the mix, including roof decks and backyards. Renovated apartments generally have hardwood floors, updated kitchens with stainless steel appliances, tiled bathrooms, and strong natural light, with south facing exposures and exposed brick appearing in some layouts.
As a walk up, 34 Morton Street has a live in superintendent rather than elevator service. Heat and hot water are included, and pets are allowed. The building sits on Morton Street between Bedford and Hudson Streets, just west of Seventh Avenue South, with restaurants and specialty food shops including Joe's Pizza, Faicco's, Murray's Cheese, Joseph Leonard, and Jeffrey's Grocery close by.
Christopher Street station, served by the 1 train, is about a five minute walk away. West Fourth Street station, serving the B, D, F, M, A, C, and E trains, is also about five minutes away, while Washington Square Park, Christopher Park, and Father Demo Square provide nearby outdoor space.
Founded in 2002, Vickers Realty, Ltd. is a family-run NYC rental management company based on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. It manages more than 20 apartment buildings and mixed-use properties, emphasizing a hands-on, tenant-focused approach.