160 10th Street, Brooklyn, New York 11215

Welcome to 160 10th Street, a thoughtfully renovated single-family townhouse offering 1,332 square feet of comfortable, modern living, a large private backyard, and a flexible layout across three levels. Tucked along a residential block at the meeting point of Gowanus and Park Slope, the home pairs clean contemporary finishes with the space and privacy of townhouse living.

The main level opens into an expansive living and dining area stretching nearly 30 feet, creating an easy flow for both everyday living and entertaining. Wide-plank wood floors, crisp white walls, and oversized windows give the space a bright, understated feel, while there is ample room for distinct living and dining areas.

Toward the rear, the kitchen features warm wood cabinetry, stone countertops and backsplash, stainless steel appliances, and generous storage. A glass door leads directly outside to a private terrace and the home’s substantial backyard beyond. With both paved and grassy areas, the outdoor space offers plenty of room for dining, entertaining, gardening, or simply enjoying a quiet escape from the city.

Upstairs, two well-proportioned bedrooms are joined by a versatile central den that works naturally as an additional lounge, reading room, play area, or workspace. Overhead, a skylight brings natural light directly into the center of the top floor—an especially thoughtful detail that keeps the space feeling open and bright. The full bathroom is finished in a soft, modern palette with a freestanding soaking tub, sculptural tilework, and warm wood cabinetry.

The lower level adds another substantial layer of flexibility to the home. A large recreation room is complemented by a separate home office, full bathroom, dedicated laundry room with extensive built-in cabinetry and counter space, and an additional wet bar—creating space for working from home, guests, fitness, media, or everyday storage.

Throughout the home, warm wood tones, streamlined millwork, modern bathrooms, recessed lighting, and split-system heating and cooling create a cohesive aesthetic that feels polished without being overly formal.

The location puts some of Gowanus and Park Slope’s best neighborhood spots close at hand, including Table 87, Runner & Stone and Café Mars.

The surrounding neighborhood offers an easy mix of restaurants, cafés, shops, and everyday conveniences, while nearby F, G, and R subway service provides convenient connections throughout Brooklyn and into Manhattan.