350 Bleecker St

A seven-story cooperative constructed in 1962, this West Village property contains 43 residences primarily configured as one- and two-bedroom apartments. The façade and massing read as a mid‑century urban block that opens onto a planted central courtyard and several landscaped common terraces. Interiors across units show a mix of original prewar character and comprehensive modern renovations: hardwood floors, built‑ins, crown moldings, formal entry foyers, and updated kitchens and baths with premium appliances in many homes. Shared building spaces emphasize outdoor living and community: a large furnished roof deck with panoramic city views, a bi‑level landscaped courtyard with barbecue stations and herb/fruit plantings, and an intimate garden level outdoor area. Resident services include a part‑time doorman, live‑in superintendent, elevator access, on‑site laundry and a recently renovated fitness room. Practical conveniences provided to residents are bike storage, optional storage lockers, and direct access to an adjacent parking garage. The co‑op board is described as financially sound and moderately flexible: pets are allowed, pied‑a‑terres and subletting are permitted with board approval, and the building accommodates guarantors and co‑purchases. Located at the corner of Bleecker and Charles Streets, the property sits amid restaurants, boutiques, and multiple subway lines, offering a highly walkable, village‑scale lifestyle.