Waterfront
Valentino PierStatue of Liberty views
Culture
Pioneer WorksArt and science center
Ferry
NYC FerryAtlantic Basin landing
Main street
Van Brunt StRestaurants and bars
Living in Red Hook
Brooklyn's waterfront peninsula
Red Hook occupies a peninsula on the harbor, cut off from the rest of Brooklyn by the BQE and the Gowanus Expressway. Its 19th-century warehouses, now studios, shops and event spaces, line the piers, and row houses fill the blocks around Van Brunt Street.
Valentino Pier and Louis Valentino Jr. Park look straight at the Statue of Liberty, and NYC Ferry links the Atlantic Basin landing to Wall Street.
Riolo Properties' Brooklyn office is at 212 Court Street, a short trip north.
The neighborhood
Things to do in Red Hook
Where to eat, shop and spend the weekend, ranked by how often people search for and review each place.
Restaurants & bars
Van Brunt Street
- Third Time's the Charm275 Van Brunt St · bar and restaurant
- Tavern Next Door327 Van Brunt St
Waterfront & culture
Piers, parks and studios
- Pioneer Works159 Pioneer St · art, music and science center
- Valentino PierCoffey St · Statue of Liberty views
- Erie Basin ParkWaterfront park on the old shipyard
- Pier 44 Waterfront Garden258 Conover St
Getting around
Subway in close proximity
- NYC Ferry, Atlantic BasinSouth Brooklyn route to Wall Street
- Smith-9th StsF / G
- Carroll StF / G
- B61 busTo Downtown Brooklyn
School zones change from year to year. Confirm the zone for any address with the NYC Department of Education school finder.
Red Hook real estate
Homes for sale in Red Hook
Red Hook has row houses, loft conversions in former warehouses and a small number of condominiums, with waterfront and flood-zone considerations that buyers should review closely.
Prices are generally below neighboring Carroll Gardens and Cobble Hill, and supply is limited.
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See what Red Hook homes are selling for now
Get new listings, contracts signed, closed sales and current price ranges from Compass data each month, plus a price range for your own home.
Our sales
Recent Riolo Properties sales in and around Red Hook
Carroll Gardens · Condo505 Court St, 2A$835,000
Cobble Hill · Condo161 Columbia St, 3B$1,485,000
Carroll Gardens · Townhouse304 President St$3,624,000Thinking about selling in Red Hook? Find out what your home would sell for today.
Red Hook real estate agents
Why clients choose Riolo Properties in Red Hook
Local knowledge
We have sold homes in neighboring Carroll Gardens and Cobble Hill and know the Columbia Street and Red Hook waterfront.
Three generations
A family team at Compass serving Manhattan, Brooklyn, Westchester and the Hamptons, with REBNY's Residential Deal of the Year in 2016.
Compass marketing
Private Exclusives, Coming Soon and full public launch, so you can choose how and when your home reaches buyers. Read client testimonials.
Questions buyers ask
Red Hook FAQ
What kinds of homes are in Red Hook?
Row houses, loft conversions in former warehouses and a small number of condominiums.
How do you get to Manhattan from Red Hook?
NYC Ferry runs from the Atlantic Basin landing to Wall Street, and the F/G are a short bus ride away.
Is Red Hook in a flood zone?
Much of Red Hook is in a flood zone. Review flood maps, insurance costs and building resiliency for any property you consider.
Who are the top real estate agents in Red Hook?
Riolo Properties is a three-generation team at Compass that works in Red Hook and across Brownstone Brooklyn. Its recent sales nearby include 137 Sackett Street and 505 Court Street. Call 917-905-0099 or email [email protected].
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Riolo Properties sales are past transactions, not current availability. Neighborhood photography: Unsplash. Places ranked by search and review volume, November 2026.