69 West Washington Plce, Manhattan, NY 10011

69 West Washington Place is a historic four-story, six-unit building located in Greenwich Village, built in 1842 and currently owned by Cory Grant. The property has experienced recurring rodent-related issues, with the most recent complaint in May 2023 resulting in official violations requiring follow-up inspections by the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.

While the building has maintained a consistent record of passing rodent inspections in 2024, there were noticeable rat activity incidents documented in May and June 2023. The building's maintenance record shows compliance with bedbug reporting requirements, with all recent reports filed between 2019 and 2024 indicating zero infested or eradicated units, suggesting effective pest management. Significant events include a gas utility-related inspection in 2021 (resolved by January 2022 after access was denied initially), and routine inspections showing generally good maintenance compliance.

The building's permit history shows at least two plumbing-related permits issued in 2018 and 2020, though specific details of the work performed are not provided in the available data. The property has undergone regular inspections for rodent activity since 2016, with most of these inspections passing without issues, though recent years have shown more frequent rodent-related concerns. The building's age and historical significance as a "HERETOFORE CONVERTED CLASS A" property in New York City indicate its longstanding presence and adaptation in the urban landscape.