350 Bleecker Street

Co-op located in West Village, between Charles Street & West 10th Street

Description of 350 Bleecker Street

350 Bleecker Street is a post-war cooperative finished in 1962, measuring 7 stories and 137 units. The pet-friendly building is staffed by a doorman and live-in superintendent, and residents enjoy a warm and friendly community that hosts summer rooftop parties and holiday get-togethers. Amenities include a gym, bike room, storage, a rooftop garden with 360-degree views, and a courtyard with picnic tables, umbrellas, and two gas grills. Located between West 10th Street and Charles Street, it is well situated in the heart of the West Village and surrounded by elegant architecture, many luxury brands' flagship stores, restaurants in all directions, Hudson River Park, and the Saturday farmers' market at Abingdon Square. It is supremely convenient to transportation with the cross-town bus at the corner of 10th Street and the subway 2 blocks away.

Building Facts

Year Built: 1962

Building Type: Co-op

Neighborhood: West Village (Manhattan)

Minimum Down: 20%
Total Apartments: 137 137

Total Floors: 7

Doorman: PT Doorman

Pets: Allowed

Total Floorplans:

Building Amenities

PT Doorman
Post War
Resident Storage
Full Service Garage
Garden
Rooftop Terrace
Washer/Dryer in building
Elevator
Fitness Center
Outdoor Entertainment Space
Courtyard
Bike Room
Live-In Superintendent

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$750K - $2.125M

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350 Bleecker Street: Rating

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#20 Rated co-op - West Village

Carter Horsley's Review of 350 Bleecker Street

"The West Village is full of surprises including this small, neat apartment building that features balconies and fairly extensive sidewalk landscaping. Conveniently located in an area with many antique stores, boutiques and restaurants and some of the finer residential streets in Greenwich Village, the six-story, 137-unit apartment building was erected in 1950 and converted to a cooperative in 1985. With its bold, horizontal façade banding and small corner setbacks, the building tries to blend it with its older neighbors. The balconies, which have opaque screens, are not the most attractive, but balconies on such a small building in such an interesting urban environment and lively streetscape are appealing. A Modernist intrusion such as this could have been more jarring, but it is well-proportioned and substantial and not oppressive. The building is just a few blocks away from a subway and is close to the heart of the West Village, one of the city's most desirable, and active, residential communities. Bleecker Street has a bit more traffic than some of the others in the area, but is full of interesting retail." Read Carter's Full Review

Pros

Fine, central West Village location
Many restaurants and boutiques nearby
Not far from IRT local subway station at Christopher Street
Many balconies
Sidewalk landscaping
Low rise building
Very nice roof deck

Cons

No health club
No garage
Bleecker Street has fair bit of traffic

Broker & Buyer Comments

"post war, 7 floors, 125 apts, bike room, garage, fitness room, laundry room, roofdeck, common storage highly desirable area of the west village. block exudes charm, and character."

"This building is in a great location of the West Village and beautiful garden roof deck. The apartments are a bit above average but location is key."

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