Nestled on the corner of MacDougal Street and West Houston sits 64 MacDougal, a charming boutique co-op at the crossroads of the West Village and Soho.  It is only three flights up to Apartment 14, a renovated, sun-drenched one bedroom with wide-plank hardwood flooring and 8-foot 10-inch ceilings. The butcher-block kitchen has white wood cabinets, a gas stove and a stylish white marble backsplash. The bathroom has a stand-up shower with a white marble floor, subway tiling, a pedestal sink, and Empire State Building views from the two windows.  The bedroom can fit up to a full-size bed.  The living area with its over-sized windows looking out onto West Houston make this a quintessential find in one of the most coveted neighborhoods in Manhattan. 64 MacDougal Street is a pre-war co-op building in Soho with low carrying costs located near Washington Square Park, great restaurants such as Minetta Tavern and Dominique Ansel Bakery, boutique shops and so much more that this prime downtown location has to offer.