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558 Sackett Street, 8B

Gowanus, Brooklyn

$4,200 a month

  • 1 bedroom
  • 1 bath

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Listed by Doorway NYC

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What it costs

Rent
$4,200 a month
Broker fee
No broker fee for the renter.
Concessions
1 months free on 12 months

Getting around

  • Union StR0.2 mi
  • Carroll StF, G0.5 mi
  • Atlantic Av-Barclays CtrD, N, R0.5 mi

Straight-line distance from the building to the station, from MTA station locations.

From the listing

Unit 8B at 558 Sackett Street is a thoughtfully sized one-bedroom, one-bath home in the heart of Gowanus — an ideal base for renters who value neighborhood culture and city convenience. This rental pairs a straightforward floorplan with an address that puts you steps from the restaurants, bars and creative energy that define this rapidly evolving Brooklyn corridor.

Living spaces

The living area is versatile and can easily accommodate separate living and dining zones for entertaining or remote work. Clean lines and a simple layout make it easy to personalize with your own furnishings and storage solutions.

Kitchen/Dining

The kitchen/dining area is compact and practical, suitable for everyday cooking and casual meals. Its scale is well matched to the one-bedroom layout, offering room for basic appliances and meal prep while leaving space for a small eat-in setup if desired.

Bedrooms/Bathrooms

The private bedroom provides a restful retreat and is complemented by a full bathroom. This configuration works well for a single professional or couple seeking a manageable, low-maintenance space.

Neighborhood appeal

Located in Gowanus, the apartment places you amid a lively mix of industrial-chic galleries, neighborhood restaurants, and watering holes. Enjoy easy access to local cafes, weekend markets, and waterfront strolls — all within a short distance of Carroll Gardens and Park Slope amenities. The location is attractive to renters who prioritize dining, nightlife, and a strong Brooklyn neighborhood identity.

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