Listed by Helena Majstrovic

Days on market: 3395

REAL 3 bedroom with a great layout (separate bedrooms – roommates do not have to walk through each other’s space!) Entry foyer, spacious eat-in kitchen with dishwasher. Large living room, hardwood floors throughout, high ceilings, exposed brick, original details and window(s) in every room! Literally 2 short blocks from the center of nightlife in New York City's Meatpacking District. Steps from all major subway lines-A,C,E,1,2,3,9,L, the Hudson River, and the newly renovated West Side park / bike path. Contact Helena to assist you in all of your residential real estate needs in NYC.

Listed by Ancernetta Williams

Days on market: 4104

uilt in 1937 by Henry S. Forman & Alexander Douglass, the four story red brick row house’s classic original architectural details have been meticulously preserved. The buildings became a coop in 1978 & now consist of 4 apartments in each building. Bethune Street is a prime example of the quiet, tree-lined historic streets that are characteristic of this neighborhood. Its historic pedigree is impeccable: famous photographer Walker Evans lived at 23 Bethune & Diane Arbus was a member of the artist colony at 77 Bethune, which previously was the Western Electric Labs. The vacuum tube, radars, sound films, and the first digital computer were all invented in this building. It was also the location of the first television transmission. Another famous resident on Bethune Street was Kurt Vonnegut’s character Howard Campbell, from his novel Mother Nights. 21-23 Bethune Street is situated superbly with everything that the coveted West Village has to offer in close proximity.