260 Bleecker Street, Manhattan, NY 10014

260 Bleecker Street is a historic four-story, three-unit residential building located in New York City's West Village, constructed in 1832 and currently owned by Jean Eisner. The building has a notable history of compliance with rodent control measures, having passed all ten rodent inspections conducted from 2011 through 2024. Bedbug reporting records from 2021 through early 2025 indicate no infestations, with all five annual reports showing zero infested or newly infested units.

The building has experienced several significant incidents in recent years, including multiple health and safety complaints during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2021-2022 related to vaccine mandate compliance and face covering violations. In 2021, the building faced serious maintenance issues, including two Environment Control Board violations regarding gas line safety and unauthorized modifications, one involving improperly supported gas lines and blocked meters in the store, and the other concerning gas stove removal in an apartment. These violations resulted in a $1,250 penalty.

There were additional violations related to bedbug reporting requirements in early 2022 and April 2021, though these were later closed. More recently, in December 2024, there was a complaint about work being performed without a permit in the occupied building, which was referred to the Department of Consumer Affairs. Throughout the building's history, there has been only one food poisoning complaint recorded in December 2018. The building's persistent compliance with rodent inspections and bedbug reporting requirements suggests a generally maintained property, though the 2021 gas-related violations and recent permit complaint indicate potential ongoing maintenance and compliance monitoring needs.