In SoHo, at the intersection of Hudson Square and the West Village, you will find a most welcoming home with an abundance of storage and all of the timeless accents you'd expect from a prewar building: a proper entry foyer, high ceilings, antique doorknobs, and custom moldings.

An arched entry welcomes you into this home: while cozy and compact (originally designed as an alcove studio), this space is ethereal and airy. The open kitchen has an adaptable butcher block island to accommodate several layouts. It also features sleek open-shelving, providing functionality and a modern aesthetic. Elegant glass-paned French doors leading into the bedroom offer privacy while not obstructing the home's flow. East-facing windows throughout allow for good morning light in each room.

Behind several doors, you'll find an incredible amount of storage including a large walk-in closet, a linen closet, and a closet in the bedroom. Additionally, a basement storage shelf is included with the sale of the unit  a rare amenity in Manhattan.

Above trendy Lola Taverna, a popular Greek restaurant beautifully adorned with flowers, 210 6th Avenue is a pet-friendly, prewar elevator co-op, built in 1930.  With a live-in resident manager, bike storage and central laundry room, it's an intimate building with only 46 units. Apt. 2F faces quiet MacDougal St at the corner of Prince St.

While this location has always been most desirable for its world class dining and shopping, its close proximity to the new Google and Disney campuses makes it a great investment for the future.