An open kitchen flows into a living room framed by generous windows, and from the moment you cross the threshold of this two-bedroom, two-bathroom residence, the scale of the space makes itself known. At 1, 692 square feet, the layout breathes in a way that larger buildings rarely allow — and in the heart of Midtown Village, that sense of ease feels like a small daily luxury. The kitchen earns its place as the centerpiece of the home. Upgraded countertops run the full length of the prep space, offering room to spread out a Sunday morning spread or keep a weeknight dinner moving without the usual shuffling. Stainless steel appliances — refrigerator, stove, built-in microwave, dishwasher, and a self-cleaning oven — form a cohesive suite that makes the room feel pulled together rather than assembled. The ice maker handles the details you shouldn't have to think about, and the in-unit washer and dryer tuck the rest of domestic life neatly out of the way. Crown moldings trace the ceiling overhead, a quiet architectural note that ties the open floor plan together without demanding attention. Both bedrooms are genuinely comfortable, each with walk-in closets that absorb the accumulation of a full household without protest. Window treatments are already in place, so the transition from first light to drawn-down evening requires nothing more than a reach. Ceiling fans circulate the air in every season, and the open plan means the living space flows naturally from one moment to the next — coffee to conversation to quiet. The building's amenities extend the sense of home well beyond your front door. A roof deck offers the kind of elevated pause that resets a long afternoon, with Midtown Village spreading out in all directions below. The fitness center is on-site for the mornings when a commute workout makes more sense than a detour. A game room and meeting room give residents options for how they spend time — together or focused — and a staffed concierge desk and on-site security mean the building looks after itself so you don't have to. Parking is available in the attached garage, a detail that carries real weight in this part of the city. Pets are welcome here, cats and dogs both, making the move easier for the four-legged members of the household. Midtown Village has an energy that's difficult to manufacture and impossible to ignore. The neighborhood sits at the convergence of Washington Square West and the Gayborhood, stitched together by independent restaurants, coffee shops with regulars who know each other's orders, boutiques that have been here long enough to feel like landmarks, and new arrivals that keep the streetscape interesting. It's a neighborhood that rewards the resident who wants to walk out the door and find something worth walking toward — a dinner spot, a gallery opening, a farmers market, a quiet corner with a good book. The Collins at the center of it all means the city's best blocks are the ones right outside. Pricing and availability subject to change on a daily basis. Photos are of model units. Parking may be available subject to availability and may be an additional fee.
