PENTHOUSE CONDO LIVING IN THE HEART OF PARK SLOPE Wake up to sunlight streaming in from both north and south exposures.

PENTHOUSE CONDO LIVING IN THE HEART OF PARK SLOPE Wake up to sunlight streaming in from both north and south exposures. Open your windows to treetop views on a quiet brownstone block. This full-floor, 2-bedroom penthouse offers the kind of warmth, privacy, and charm that defines life in Park Slope. Set atop an intimate townhouse condominium, this home blends classic Brooklyn character with clean, contemporary design — along with the ease of **low-maintenance living and favorable property taxes**, a rare and meaningful advantage in today’s market. White oak floors run throughout, grounding the airy interiors with a sense of calm. High ceilings and natural light create an atmosphere that feels open yet deeply comfortable — a space that instantly feels like home. The living area is designed for connection — morning coffee by the windows, relaxed evenings with friends, or quiet nights in. The open chef’s kitchen anchors the space beautifully, featuring custom solid wood cabinetry, Carrara marble countertops, Grohe fixtures, and a premium Bosch and GE appliance suite. It’s as functional as it is elegant — equally suited for weeknight dinners or hosting unforgettable gatherings. The oversized primary bedroom is a peaceful retreat, offering soft southern light and a spa-inspired en-suite bath finished with Kohler Purist fittings, floating vanities, and a refined blend of Bianca Carrara, Thassos, and Bardiglio stone. A spacious second bedroom and stylish powder room complete the thoughtful layout. Modern comforts include multi-zoned central air and heat, in-unit washer/dryer, recessed lighting, smart-home prewiring, and private storage — ensuring ease without compromising character. Built in 1899 and thoughtfully reimagined, 362 13th Street sits on a picturesque, tree-lined block just moments from the 9th Street entrance to Prospect Park. Spend mornings in the park, afternoons exploring 7th and 8th Avenue, and evenings dining at neighborhood favorites like Pasta Louise. And perhaps the most special feature of all — the roof is deeded exclusively to this residence, offering the opportunity to create a private rooftop sanctuary under the Brooklyn sky. This is penthouse living with soul — intimate, light-filled, tax-efficient, and unmistakably Park Slope.