Ten Sixty Pacific

THE NEIGHBORHOOD

Prospect Heights, from the Franklin Avenue corridor

Ten Sixty Pacific sits on Pacific Street between Classon and Franklin — on the line where Crown Heights meets Prospect Heights, in the corridor both neighborhoods share. A quiet block, with a park, a museum mile and a subway line all within a walk.

~4 min
TO THE A · C · S
9 + LIRR
LINES AT THE BARCLAYS HUB
~12 min
TO THE BOTANIC GARDEN
The Prospect Park Boathouse reflected in the Lullwater on an autumn afternoon

~18 MIN ON FOOT

Prospect Park

Five hundred and twenty-six acres of Olmsted and Vaux — the Long Meadow, the Lullwater, the bandshell in summer.

RHODODENDRITES, CC BY-SA 4.0

WHY HERE

What you walk out into

Not a list of amenities — a list of places. Every one of these is pinned on the map below, and every walk is measured from the door of 1060 Pacific.

Cherry trees in full pink bloom over the lawn at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden

Brooklyn Botanic Garden

~12 min

Fifty-two acres behind the museum. The cherry allée draws the city every spring; a membership makes it your back garden the rest of the year.

The Beaux-Arts facade of the Brooklyn Museum on Eastern Parkway

Brooklyn Museum

~15 min

The city's second-largest museum, a walk away — a million objects, and a First Saturday that turns the whole building into a party.

The gilded Art Deco entrance of the Brooklyn Public Library's Central branch

Brooklyn Public Library

~16 min

The gilded Art Deco doors at Grand Army Plaza. A reading room, a card catalogue of a borough, and free everything.

The weathered-steel oculus of the Barclays Center over Flatbush Avenue at golden hour

Barclays Center

~14 min

Nets, Liberty, and the tours that skip the rest of the borough — near enough to decide at seven and still make tip-off.

The Peter Jay Sharp Building at the Brooklyn Academy of Music at dusk

BAM

~15 min

America's oldest performing-arts center, still its most restless — opera, Next Wave, and a repertory cinema for a weeknight.

The Franklin Avenue platform on the IND Fulton Street line, with a countdown clock for the C train

Franklin Av

~4 min

The A and C to Manhattan, the Shuttle to Prospect Park. Four minutes from the door is the whole argument for this block.

Neighborhood photographs via Wikimedia Commons — Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Jim.henderson (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Brooklyn Museum, Ajay Suresh (CC BY 2.0) · Brooklyn Public Library, MainlyTwelve (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Barclays Center, CityLimitsJunction (CC0) · BAM, Ajay Suresh (CC BY 2.0) · Franklin Av, Tdorante10 (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Ten Sixty PacificTransitDiningParks & greenCultureMarkets

Hover or tap a pin. Walking times are approximate.

TRANSIT

One train close, the rest a short walk

Franklin Avenue puts the A, C and the Franklin Ave Shuttle a few minutes from the door. The 2/3/4/5 at Botanic Garden and the full Barclays hub — nine lines and the LIRR — are a genuine walk west.

  • Franklin Av
    A · C · S shuttle
    ~4 min
  • Franklin Av–Botanic Garden
    2 · 3 · 4 · 5 · S
    ~12 min
  • Atlantic Av–Barclays Center
    B·D·N·Q·R·2·3·4·5 + LIRR
    ~14 min
  • Local buses
    B48 · B49 · B65 on the Franklin corridor
    At the corner

DINING

Two rows of tables, a few blocks apart

The Franklin Avenue corridor's easy bars and fast-casual rooms one way; Vanderbilt Avenue's small-plates and pasta row the other. Both registers within a walk.

  • Alta Calidad
    Modern Mexican, Bib Gourmand · Vanderbilt Ave
    Dinner
  • Pasta Night
    House-made Italian · Vanderbilt Ave
    Dinner
  • Chuko
    Ramen & Asian fusion · Vanderbilt Ave
    Dinner
  • Chavela's
    Mexican, all-day · Franklin Ave
    All day
  • Nin Hao
    Fujianese & Szechuan · Dean St
    Dinner
  • Franklin Park
    Beer garden & backyard · St. John's Pl
    Evenings
  • Bearded Lady
    Neighborhood cocktail bar · Washington Ave
    Evenings
  • Sit & Wonder
    Coffee & tea · Washington Ave
    Mornings

PARKS & GREEN

A borough's worth of green, a walk south

Prospect Park's 526 acres and the Botanic Garden's Cherry Esplanade anchor the south end of the neighborhood, with Grand Army Plaza between them.

  • Prospect Park
    526 acres — Long Meadow, the lake, the bandshell
    ~18 min
  • Brooklyn Botanic Garden
    Cherry Esplanade, Japanese Garden, Conservatory
    ~12 min
  • Mount Prospect Park
    Brooklyn's second-highest natural point, on Eastern Pkwy
    ~15 min
  • Grand Army Plaza
    The Soldiers' & Sailors' Arch, atop the park
    ~18 min

CULTURE

The Eastern Parkway cultural corridor

A cluster most of the city can't walk to: the Brooklyn Museum, the Central Library, Barclays Center and BAM, all within reach.

  • Brooklyn Museum
    Encyclopedic collection · 200 Eastern Parkway
    ~15 min
  • Brooklyn Public Library
    Central branch · 10 Grand Army Plaza
    ~16 min
  • Barclays Center
    Nets, Liberty & the biggest names in music
    ~14 min
  • BAM
    America's oldest performing-arts center · Fort Greene
    ~15 min

MARKETS

Saturday greenmarket, weekday grocery

The Grand Army Plaza greenmarket for the weekend haul; full-service grocers on Franklin Avenue for everything else, all on foot.

  • Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket
    GrowNYC · Saturdays, year-round, 8am–4pm
    ~18 min
  • Foodtown of Crown Heights
    Full-service supermarket · Franklin Ave
    ~7 min
  • Food Garden Market
    Neighborhood grocery · Franklin Ave at Dean St
    ~5 min

Both registers of Brooklyn, Franklin Avenue's easy nights and Vanderbilt's small-plates row, a few blocks either way.

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