128 Oak St, Brooklyn, NY 11222

There is no second 128 Oak Street. This 4-story townhouse sits on the only true elbow block in all of Greenpoint - a rare, gently curving stretch that traffic simply doesn’t cut through. The result is a level of quiet and seclusion that’s almost unheard of in North Brooklyn: a tree-lined, tucked-away pocket that feels private without sacrificing a single ounce of location. Then there’s the part of this house that stops people in their tracks: a long, private driveway that fits two cars, leading back to a garage and a generous backyard. In a neighborhood where a single parking spot is a luxury, off-street parking for two — plus a garage and outdoor space — is genuinely extraordinary. You won’t find another listing like it. Delivered fully vacant, the home offers roughly 3,168 sf across four floors — a blank canvas ready for an owner to make it their own, with the bones, the space, and the rare amenities that are nearly impossible to replicate here. The location is the heart of Greenpoint at its best. The fast-developing waterfront and McCarren Park are just steps away, surrounded by North Brooklyn’s finest restaurants, bars, and boutiques — Di An Di, Calexico, Elder Greene, The Pencil Factory, the farmer’s market, and more. WNYC Transmitter Park and Greenpoint’s waterfront are minutes from your door. The G train is around the corner, the NYC Ferry is a stone’s throw away, and the Brooklyn Greenway bike path runs the coast all the way to Coney Island. Quiet block. Private parking. Private backyard. A home you simply can’t find anywhere else in Greenpoint. Semi-detached with an existing rear structure, the property carries genuine upside under City of Yes — room to explore an accessory dwelling unit and rooftop bulkhead access for a private roof deck, subject to DOB approval" but let's put it in a paragraph before the last paragraph that says "Quiet block. Private parking. Private backyard. A home you simply can’t find anywhere else in Greenpoint. Monthly Taxes: $628 Yearly Taxes: $7,536