What does top floor mean? BEST light and views and a SPECTACULAR roof deck, exclusive to this apartment. An expansive, open kitchen, living and dining area is sun swept and loft-like. A wall of exposed brick, with cutouts and a wood-burning fireplace, transitions to a wall of pressed-tin panels in the kitchen that lend an industrial effect. The large kitchen island has multiple storage drawers on both sides that compliment cabinetry around the appliances. The living/dining area large enough to offer a comfortable layout, and slick Minka Aire double ceiling fan adds light and a cool breeze to the dining/living area. In-wall air conditioners are convenient on extra-hot days. Two bedrooms flank the bathroom for optimal convenience. The bath has 12-inch floor tiles and glass mosaic walls. A glass door on the tub/shower keeps this room open and airy. The primary bedroom has a full wall of laminate closets that house both hanging rods and drawers so your bedroom can be as minimal as you like. Additional overhead storage is located here, as well. The second bedroom has a closet and enough space for bunk, twin or a full-sized bed. Stacked laundry makes living on the top floor even more convenient. Up only one more flight is the west-facing roof deck, exclusive to this unit. Everything is possible here: outdoor movies, cocktail parties, extensive plantings and even a play area. There's a large shed to house cushions, umbrella and gardening tools. This beautifully maintained seven-unit co-op on Park Slope's vibrant Fifth Avenue renovated their common areas in 2016, replaced the hot water heater in 2012 and had a new boiler installed earlier this year. With a monthly maintenance of only $790, a location proximal to all that makes Park Slope a draw and a building in terrific shape, this is a home worth owning!