Situated on one of Park Slope’s coveted tree-lined blocks, 472 10th Street is an 18.33-foot-wide brownstone townhouse built in 1899. One of 60 townhouses on the block, the property enjoys a gracious sense of scale, light, and privacy. Beyond the private forecourt, a classic stoop entrance opens to the parlor level, where generous ceiling heights and oversized windows create bright, airy interiors. With an open outlook and abundant natural light throughout the day, the home beautifully showcases the proportions and architectural character of a distinguished late nineteenth-century townhouse.

The property is legally a two-family residence but is currently configured as a single-family home, offering flexibility for a purchaser seeking a single-family residence or the potential for rental income. Rich in original character and offering potential for renovation and personalization, 472 10th Street provides a rare opportunity to create a substantial and distinctive residence in one of Park Slope’s classic townhouse-lined streets.

Just steps from Prospect Park and historic Grand Army Plaza, the home is ideally positioned around the corner from the 7th Avenue subway station, with convenient access throughout Brooklyn and to Manhattan. The acclaimed restaurants, cafés, and boutiques along Fifth and Seventh Avenues are moments away, placing the best of Park Slope right outside the door.