Spanning approximately 6,600 square feet across multiple levels, the residence is thoughtfully composed and connected throughout by a private elevator. Five bedrooms and four-and-a-half bathrooms are arranged with a clear sense of hierarchy, anchored by a full-floor primary suite that creates a private retreat set apart from the other living spaces.

Generous entertaining areas provide flexibility for both everyday living and larger gatherings, while a dedicated gym adds further versatility to the layout. Each room feels individual yet connected, with a cohesive sense of materiality, colour, and light carried through the entire home. Studio Shamshiri's distinctive approach is evident throughout, with remarkable attention to proportion, material, colour, and light, and richly layered interiors, custom details, and exceptional finishes give the residence a character entirely its own.

Rather than simply restoring the house, the renovation creates a residence with a distinct point of view, balancing original architectural scale with warm, tactile materials and beautifully considered contemporary interventions. The result is refined and sophisticated, while remaining unmistakably livable.

A sophisticated interplay between historic architecture and contemporary design runs through the house, reflecting Studio Shamshiri's considered hand at every turn.

A garden and terrace extend the home beyond its interiors, creating inviting spaces for dining, entertaining, and quiet retreat.

Sidney Place is one of Brooklyn Heights' most coveted residential enclaves, an intimate, tree-lined block of distinguished 19th-century townhouses. The house is moments from Brooklyn Bridge Park and the Promenade, with easy reach of Cobble Hill and the neighbourhood's restaurants, shops, and transportation links.

With its exceptional scale, full-floor primary suite, private elevator, gym, garden, terrace, and interiors by Studio Shamshiri, 16 Sidney Place presents a rare opportunity to acquire a fully realised design residence in the heart of Brooklyn Heights.