186 Waverly Place, Manhattan, NY 10014

186 Waverly Place is a three-story, four-unit residential building located in Manhattan's West Village, constructed in 1826 and currently owned by Martin Blum. The building has experienced some recent maintenance challenges, most notably a heat and hot water emergency affecting the entire building in December 2024, though this was reportedly resolved within five days according to HPD records.

The Department of Buildings recorded two significant incidents: a work without a permit complaint in December 2024 that was referred to the Department of Consumer Affairs, and a special operations compliance inspection in October 2019 that found no violations. The building's pest control and sanitation records show a mixed but generally improving picture. Bedbug inspections from 2021 through 2024 have consistently reported zero infestations or eradications.

Rodent inspections reveal a pattern of attention to rodent control, particularly in late 2022 when multiple bait applications were required, followed by successful inspections in 2023 and 2024, with both years passing initial inspections and showing improved conditions. While the building has faced some maintenance issues, particularly regarding heating systems and earlier rodent activity, recent records suggest improvements in both pest management and building compliance, with most recent complaints being addressed relatively promptly. The property's age and history as a two-family house are consistent with its designation, though it currently contains four units.