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Maison Pierre is a pre-war condominium building in Manhattan's West Village, completed in 1905. Located at 367 Bleecker Street, it contains 4 units across 5 stories.
Maison Pierre is a pre-war condominium building located at 367 Bleecker Street in the West Village of Manhattan. Completed in 1905, this landmarked residence features a total of 4 units spread across 5 stories. Originally two 19th Century French Second Empire brownstones, the building has been thoughtfully converted into condominiums, preserving its historic charm while incorporating modern amenities.
The apartments in Maison Pierre are characterized by their generous proportions and abundant natural light, thanks to multiple exposures and oversized windows. Common features include high ceilings, 10-inch wide pine floors, and decorative elements such as antique wood paneling and mantels. Many units also boast windowed kitchens equipped with high-end appliances from brands like Viking and Sub-Zero, making them ideal for both cooking and entertaining.
Notably, the building offers unique living options, including expansive penthouses with the potential for significant outdoor space and stunning views of the Manhattan skyline. Each residence typically includes en-suite bathrooms for the bedrooms, central air conditioning, and in-unit laundry facilities, ensuring comfort and convenience.
Situated in a vibrant neighborhood, Maison Pierre is surrounded by boutique shops, acclaimed dining, and the picturesque tree-lined streets that define the West Village. This combination of historic architecture and modern luxury makes it a sought-after location for those looking to experience the essence of downtown living.
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