1-bedroom apartment for rent in Hudson Square, Manhattan

18 King Street #15

Hudson Square, Manhattan, NY 10014

  • 1 bed
  • 1 bath
  • Available now

Amenities

  • Hardwood floors

About this apartment

Bright one-bedroom pre-war walk-up in Hudson Square

This bright one-bedroom pre-war walk-up sits on the Hudson Square and SoHo border, with hardwood floors, an exposed brick wall, and tall windows that bring in natural light and city views. High ceilings give the simple, modern layout an open feel. The apartment is a walk-up in a classic pre-war building. On the edge of SoHo, the West Village, and Hudson Square, it is near the C/E at Spring Street and the 1 at Houston, along with restaurants, shopping, Whole Foods, and Hudson River Park.

LeaseLine wrote this from Paris Shokirjonova’s listing on RentHop. Confirm the details with the lister.

Read the lister’s description

Hudson Square / SoHo border Bright and charming one-bedroom in a classic pre-war walk-up. Features hardwood floors, an exposed brick wall, tall windows with excellent natural light and city views, and a clean, modern layout. High ceilings and simple, open feel throughout. Prime location right on the edge of SoHo, West Village, and Hudson Square. Steps to the C/E at Spring Street and 1 at Houston, plus great restaurants, shopping, Whole Foods, and easy access to Hudson River Park.

Written by Paris Shokirjonova. LeaseLine shows it as it appears on RentHop.

Apartment details

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Sublet
No
Hardwood floors
Yes
Available on
2026-10-04

About the building

  • Built in 1904
  • 21 apartments
  • 6 floors
  • No elevator on record
  • In the Charlton-King-Vandam Historic District

Nearest subway

Spring St (C,E)CE

  • 0.1 miles away
  • Step-free access to some platforms
  • 9 stations within half a mile

School zones

Elementary school
P.S. 003 Charrette School
Middle school
M.S. 297

School district 2. From the city’s school zone maps. Zones can change from year to year, so confirm with NYC Public Schools.

2 rent-stabilized apartments

The city’s June 2026 property tax bill lists 2 of the building’s 21 apartments as registered rent-stabilized. It doesn’t say which ones, so ask the lister whether this one is. If it is, its lease must include the state’s rent stabilization rider, and once you live there you can ask the state for its rent history.

Violations and inspections

HPD counts violations by topic for the whole tax lot, which may include other buildings.

Mold
1 open
Pests
9 open
Heat and hot water
1 open
Leaks
9 open
No open violations about
Lead paint
Rat inspections
1 failed in the last 2 years, most recently January 2025
Bedbugs
None in the owner’s 2026 filing

Renovation and building permits

Interior renovation permits
Most recent issued in 2026
Building permits
Last issued February 2026. General construction, mechanical systems, plumbing, sidewalk shed, and structural in the last 5 years

How it compares

Per apartment, compared with 7,443 other apartments LeaseLine listed in Manhattan in the last 90 days.

  • Open HPD violations152 open, 15 immediately hazardous

    More per apartment than 99% of Manhattan apartments on LeaseLine.

  • Heat and hot water complaints1 complaint in the last 12 months

    More per apartment than 93% of Manhattan apartments on LeaseLine.

  • Noise complaints3 complaints in the last 12 months

    More per apartment than 87% of Manhattan apartments on LeaseLine.

  • Buildings Department complaints2 complaints in the last 12 months

    More per apartment than 93% of Manhattan apartments on LeaseLine.

Public records from NYC Open Data and the MTA, as of October 15, 2026. Class C violations are immediately hazardous and class B hazardous. Subway distances are in a straight line, so the walk is a little longer. Permit dates are when the Buildings Department issued the permit, not when work was done. Records and reviews can be out of date, so confirm what matters to you with the lister.

About this listing

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