Welcome to 476 10th Street, a beautiful brownstone on a tree lined block of classic Park Slope brownstones. The house is bright and airy with loft-like ceilings on the parlor floor. The parlor floor is an open concept that boasts exposed brick, lovely hardwood floors, and with a generous area for living and dining rooms. There are original patterned ceilings above. The practical layout of the kitchen area features a large island which adds extra counter and seating space for the next homeowner. The kitchen leads out to the large deck and deep lush garden, perfect for entertaining. For your convenience, there is a half bathroom on the parlor floor. Upstairs three bedrooms grace the 2nd floor, with an overly generous main bedroom. There is lots of light, enhanced by a hallway skylight. There are hardwood floors and excellent closet space. A modern bathroom with a skylight and dual sinks enhances the spa-like feeling of the main bathroom. On the garden floor there is a one bedroom rental unit. It can be delivered with the existing tenant or delivered vacant. The basement has a large room with a washer and dryer and a great space for recreation and or storage. The room is carpeted with several closets as well. There is also a full bathroom in the basement as well. The roof is equipped with solar panels which significantly reduce the monthly electricity costs. The property also features 1,284 of Unused FAR. The house features three outdoor spaces overall, including a large backyard with natural grass and well manicured landscaping. The deck off the kitchen area is well sized and perfect for morning coffee, an afternoon cocktail or dinner under the stars. Lastly, you can enjoy a classic Park Slope stoop. What more can you ask for? 476 10th Street is located within a short distance of Prospect Park and the F/G subway lines. You are also conveniently nestled between the 5th Avenue shops and restaurants and also 7th and 8th Avenue restaurants and bars including Winner, Ottava, Pasta Louise and St. Eves. Contact us to see this gem of a Brooklyn brownstone!