Gorgeous 3-Bedroom, 2.5-Bath Duplex Penthouse with Rooftop Garden Sanctuary and Low Monthlies

This is not your typical Park Slope apartment. Located on the top two floors of a boutique three-unit condo, this bright and modern 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home sits higher than most townhouses, offering treelined views and open panoramas to the west and south. Enjoy incredible natural light, skyline views, and a rare glimpse of the Barclays Center roof. Thoughtfully designed with reclaimed wood accents from the Domino Sugar Factory, the home blends industrial warmth with seamless modern finishes. A lush private roof deck with a Japanese maple and wisteria climbing up a pergola creates a true roof garden sanctuary.

The 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home spans 1,870 interior square feet with over 950 square feet of private outdoor space. A keyed elevator opens into the upper level with a separate living room and dining room, two private terraces, a windowed chef’s kitchen with handcrafted concrete countertops and premium appliances, and a stylish powder room for added convenience. Wide-plank floors and custom built-ins add character and history throughout.

Downstairs are three peaceful bedrooms and two full bathrooms. The primary suite features a windowed en-suite bath with dual vanities, an oversized shower, and radiant heated floors. The secondary bathroom also offers radiant heat along with warm reclaimed wood accents. Each bedroom enjoys treelined views and generous storage, while a dedicated laundry area adds everyday convenience.

The expansive private roof deck is designed for entertaining, with an outdoor kitchen, herb garden, Kamado Joe Japanese clay grill, lounge seating, and a pergola-covered dining area draped in flowering wisteria. It’s a true roof garden sanctuary in the heart of Brooklyn, complete with a smart irrigation system that makes care effortless.

Set on a quiet block with a yoga studio, coffee shop, and boutiques right outside your door, and just minutes from Barclays Center, Atlantic Terminal, and multiple subway lines. Low monthlies and a distinctively Brooklyn sensibility make this a rare offering.