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The Vermeil is a five-story, 22-unit boutique condominium in Park Slope, Brooklyn, completed in 2007. It offers amenities such as a playroom, indoor parking garage, and extra storage, and is located near the B/Q and 2/3 trains.
The Vermeil is a five story, 22 unit condominium at 133 Sterling Place, completed in 2007 on the corner of Seventh Avenue. The top floor is given to a single corner penthouse, while duplex residences introduce multilevel plans elsewhere in the building. Its exterior was designed within local landmark guidelines.
Residences often pair open living and dining areas with oversized windows, high ceilings, and corner or courtyard exposures. Several homes have private outdoor space, from balconies and landscaped terraces to roof decks, while upper floor terraces take in treetop and Manhattan views. Central air, in-unit laundry, and substantial internal storage recur in the larger layouts.
The building has an indoor garage, resident storage, bike storage, and a video intercom. Shared spaces include a roof deck, children’s playroom, and event room.
The address sits where Sterling Place meets Seventh Avenue, with the avenue’s restaurant and retail corridor at the corner and Fifth Avenue two avenue blocks west. The surrounding streets are lined with North Park Slope brownstones; Prospect Park and Grand Army Plaza are east of the address, while Barclays Center is northwest.
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