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A distinctive townhouse in Cobble Hill, currently owned by film editor Oliver Lief and crime novelist Katia Lief, has hit the market with an asking price of $9.75 million. This remarkable property is not just a home but also a creative hub where actors have recorded their voices, making it a unique offering for those in the entertainment industry.
With the potential for full conversion into a residential space, the townhouse provides flexibility for its future owner. The property boasts a blend of professional and personal environments, making it ideal for creatives seeking a seamless integration of work and home life.
The spacious layout and modern amenities cater to both professional needs and comfortable living. With its prime location in Cobble Hill, the townhouse is surrounded by vibrant community life, adding to its appeal. This property represents a rare opportunity for buyers looking to invest in a space that inspires creativity while offering a luxurious living experience.
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