Lawyerly Lairs: A $16 Million Brooklyn Brownstone
Which defunct law firm did the owner of this home once work for?
Alas, this is as good as it gets; we couldn’t find a bigger version anywhere online. Squint a little and you can make out the names of some of the rooms (e.g., “Master Bedroom” and “Library” on the third floor):
But even a person with poor eyesight can see how amazing this Lawyerly Lair is. Congratulations to the Cornwells on their beautiful home, and good luck to them as they seek a buyer.
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Moral of the story: lawyers, if you want to live like this, work hard and play by the rules marry a Goldman Sachs banker or a CEO.
Above the Brooklyn Heights Promenade [New York Times]
Saundra Williams Marries a Banker [New York Times]
Townhouse: 192 Columbia Heights [Streeteasy]
Ridiculous Brownstone in Brooklyn Heights Asks $16M [Curbed]
Earlier: Dewey Know A Biglaw Partner Driven Into Personal Bankruptcy By The Firm’s Collapse?
Prior ATL coverage of Lawyerly Lairs
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