Brooklyn’s luxury real estate scene has just reached an exciting milestone with the listing of 295 Hicks Street, a spectacular 12,000-square-foot townhouse in Brooklyn Heights. Priced at $26 million, it now stands as the most expensive home for sale in the borough, marking a new high for the market.

A Masterpiece of Design and Innovation

This six-story residence is a true showpiece, boasting eight bedrooms, nine bathrooms, a private elevator, and a striking floating staircase that serves as the home’s centerpiece. Its rooftop pool, expansive outdoor spaces, and cutting-edge design create an unparalleled urban retreat in one of Brooklyn’s most sought-after neighborhoods.

Quadra’s Staging Brings the Home to Life

At Quadra, we understand that staging is about more than just aesthetics—it’s about storytelling. For 295 Hicks Street, we crafted a harmonious blend of modern luxury and timeless elegance, ensuring every space feels both inviting and aspirational. Through thoughtful furniture selection, curated accessories, and a design that enhances the home’s grand proportions, we created an atmosphere that allows buyers to immediately connect with the space.

Seamless Indoor-Outdoor Living

Beyond its breathtaking interiors, 295 Hicks Street offers multiple private outdoor spaces, with the rooftop pool as a standout feature. Our staging approach extended beyond the walls of the home, transforming terraces and patios into welcoming, functional extensions of the living space, perfect for entertaining or relaxation.

Setting a New Standard in Brooklyn Heights

With its record-breaking $26 million price tag, 295 Hicks Street is redefining the Brooklyn luxury market. At Quadra, we take pride in shaping properties that captivate buyers and drive exceptional sales, and this home is a prime example of the impact expert staging can have.

Listed with Douglas Elliman’s Aran Scott, this extraordinary residence is set to be one of the most talked-about sales in Brooklyn real estate.

For more details on this landmark listing, read the full article on the New York Post here or visit the official listing on StreetEasy here.