Carter's Review

The attractive, 8-story building at 111 Barrow Street in the West Village was erected as the Vita Herring factory loft building in 1920 and converted to a cooperative residential building in 1987.

It has 39 apartments and is close to the Hudson River and St. Luke’s School.

Bottom Line

A former loft building that was converted to cooperative apartments, this building has an excellent location in the West Village on a cobblestone street.

Description

This beige-brick loft building has a two-story rusticated base, consistent fenestration with wide, multi-paned windows, bandcourses at the third and eighth floors and a crenellated roofline.

Amenities

The building has a doorman, a roof deck, a superintendent, private storage, laundry facilities on all floors, a bicycle room and an elevator.

Apartments

Apartments have high ceilings and many have fireplaces.

Apartment 2C has a large entry foyer that opens onto a pass-through 10-foot-long kitchen, a 27-foot-long corner living room with fireplace, a wine cooler, and two bedrooms.

Apartment 4F is a one-bedroom unit that has a 31-foot-long living room with a fireplace that opens onto a 17-foot-long dining room next to a seven-foot-long enclosed kitchen across from and an 8-foot-long study.

Apartment 5D is a one-bedroom unit that has a 12-foot-wide entry foyer that leads past an 11-foot-long office to a 41-foot-long living/dining room with a wood-burning fireplace and an open kitchen with a large island. 

Apartment 5C has a 16-foot-long dining foyer next to a pass-through, 16-foot-long kitchen.  The two-bedroom unit also has a 25-foot-long corner living room.