Building: Pickwick House

The historic Pickwick House Condominium at 35 Bethune Street is an intimate six-story converted loft factory building with a stately red brick façade, ideally situated on a quiet, tree-lined block between Washington and Greenwich Streets. Originally constructed in 1886 by Gustavus Isaacs, the address was formerly home to Charles F. Biele & Sons Co. and the Pickwick Paper Company. 35 Bethune is now one of the few residential prewar condominium properties in the Far West Village with only 22 residences and an elevator. The lobby is adorned with vintage black & white photography of New York City, a chandelier, and a beamed ceiling signature to many of the residences. Abingdon Square, Bleecker Playground, the Hudson River Greenway and Whitney Museum of American Art are moments away.

Building Description Provided by the HLH + Partners Team:
Henry Hershkowitz
Jonathan Meiselman