Harbor House, 130 Jane Street: Review and Ratings
between Washington Street & West Street View Full Building Profile
This 6-story, red-brick, mid-block building at 130 Jane Street between Washington and West streets in the West Village was erected as a paper warehouse in 1898 and converted to a co-operative in 1976. It has 45 cooperative apartments.
The building is on a tree-lined and cobblestone street very close to the Hudson River Park and not far from the High Line and the Whitney Museum of American Art.
Bottom Line
A rather plain, red-brick, mid-rise, mid-block building on a tree-lined and cobblestone street very close to the Hudson River Park in the West Village.
Description
The red-brick building is distinguished by metal bandcourse above its ground level for several window bays and slightly protruding piers with slight incisions culminating in a plain cornice.
The building has two-paned windows.
Amenities
The building has some fireplaces, a canopied entrance, a part-time doorman, a roof deck, a live-in superintendent, a fitness center, a bicycle room, some balconies, a garden and an elevator.
Apartments
Some of the apartments have fireplaces, exposed brick walls and angled walls.
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