376 Bleecker Street, Manhattan, NY 10014

376 Bleecker Street is a four-story Old Law Tenement building located in the West Village, owned by Andrew Wrublin and dating back to 1853. The building has three residential units and has undergone several significant regulatory events over the past five years. Most notably, there are two active Environmental Control Board violations from December 2019 related to unauthorized occupancy modifications, including an unpermitted wooden deck installation and improper use of a roof space.

The building has a documented history of unauthorized transient occupancy issues, with several violations in 2019 concerning illegal hotel room conversions and associated safety concerns, though these violations are now resolved. Between 2021 and 2022, the building received two Housing Maintenance Code violations regarding the failure to file annual bedbug reports, though these were later addressed. The property's health and safety record shows generally favorable inspection results in recent years, with rodent inspections conducted annually from 2017 through 2025 consistently passing.

Bedbug reporting requirements have been met in recent years, with no reported infestations from 2019 through 2023. In 2024, a safety equipment/signs complaint was filed regarding beach/pool facilities, though this was determined to be outside the Department of Health's jurisdiction. A permit application related to the building's operations was filed in November 2020 and remains in process as of the most recent data. The building's historical data suggests improved maintenance and compliance in recent years, with no new major violations recorded since 2019, though the resolution of the active violations from 2019 relating to unauthorized modifications and occupancy remains pending.