Step inside a beautifully restored four-story Victorian Brooklyn brownstone where original architectural character meets a completely redesigned, magazine-quality interior. The home offers a wide variety of distinctive looks and shooting environments within a single location, making it especially well suited for film, television, commercial, editorial, fashion, food, lifestyle, and branded-content productions.
The ground floor is anchored by a dramatic open-plan parlor that runs from the front of the house to the rear garden. An arched stained-glass window, original fireplace, herringbone hardwood floors, ornate wainscoting, and Victorian cornices preserve the home's historic character, while contemporary furnishings and a thoughtful renovation give the space a polished, elevated feel.
The parlor flows into a dining area centered around a round walnut table seating eight and then into a showstopping chef's kitchen. The kitchen features a La Cornue Château range, floor-to-ceiling sage green shaker cabinetry, Calacatta marble backsplash, black-and-white diamond tile floors, farmhouse sink, globe pendant lighting, and views of the brownstone garden. Its combination of color, texture, natural light, and high-end appliances makes it particularly well suited for food, lifestyle, entertaining, and commercial shoots.
A grand original Victorian staircase connects all four floors, with white-painted spindles, a sweeping curved handrail, original architectural details, and a skylight overhead.
Upstairs, the primary suite features a king bed, fireplace, and a striking private wet room with a clawfoot soaking tub, brass overhead rain shower, Calacatta marble walls, and ornate Moroccan-inspired floor tile. A second bathroom offers an entirely different look, with handmade zellige tile, a black vanity with arched mirror, and its own skylight.
Additional spaces include a designer nursery, guest bedroom, library with built-in bookshelves and an Eames lounge chair, basement gym, three additional bathrooms, and a private rear garden.
With multiple floors, rooms, textures, architectural styles, and sightlines, the property can provide several distinct setups and looks during a single production. Depending on crew size and production needs, additional rooms can also be made available for wardrobe, hair and makeup, talent holding, equipment staging, or other production support.
**Ideal for:**
Film & television • Commercials • Editorial photography • Fashion & beauty • Food & kitchen productions • Lifestyle & family campaigns • Interviews • Branded content • Product photography • Social content • Catalog shoots • Content days • Brand activations • Intimate dinners and small private events
Please include the nature of your production, anticipated crew size, hours needed, and any significant equipment, furniture-moving, or special requirements with your inquiry. We are happy to discuss the needs of larger or more complex productions.