This $5.4M Park Slope penthouse has the luxuries of city living–with a rooftop yard and parking

This full-floor corner penthouse condo at 133 Sterling Place has the sleek interiors and views you’d expect from a $5,350,000 New York City apartment, with the full-house perks of parking and a huge roof terrace that doubles as an urban backyard. Inside are three bedrooms, two baths, and plenty of closets. It’s the 1,800 square feet of outdoor space that make this Park Slope home extraordinary.

Every modern convenience has been integrated into the daily living experience here in the form of solar-treated remote-controlled window shades, Daiken two-zone HVAC with Nest thermostats, built-in surround sound, and a Bosch washer and dryer.

The sun-filled living and dining space features 17 windows with electric shades, framed by Brazilian walnut floors. The living room is anchored by a hand-carved Italian stone gas fireplace, with access to a 200-square-foot terrace offering Brooklyn brownstone views.

A custom Italian kitchen features natural quartzite countertops and backsplash, a Thermador refrigerator, Miele dishwasher, Wolf stove and vented hood and Sub-Zero wine refrigerator. Brass cabinet handles from Buster & Punch provide a bespoke British accent. Baths designed by Italy’s Antonio Lupi feature Dornbracht fixtures and porcelain metal-infused tiles from Spain.

Bedrooms are light-filled and large, including a corner bedroom with a large en-suite bath and another, currently configured as an office, with a dreamy bay window. Each has plenty of closet space.

As the jewel of this Brooklyn trophy home, the roof deck comes with Restoration Hardware furnishings, an outdoor grill, and a dining canopy. For the gardener, there’s a four-zone irrigation system; for the host, there’s integrated perimeter lighting; for both there’s electricity, a water line hookup, and beautiful, protected neighborhood rooftop and treetop views. For pets and kids: A turf grass lawn.

133 Sterling Place is a five-story elevator building offering a video intercom, a community room with a terrace (and a bouncy house!), low common charges, a heated garage, and basement storage units.

[Listing details: The Vermeil, 133 Sterling Place, #5A at CityRealty]

[At The Corcoran Group by MaryElizabeth Smith, Rachel Glory Smith, and Donovan Rowe]

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Photo credit: Allyson Lubow Photography and Leonard Lo Russo for The Corcoran Group