Ed Sheeran is apparently the mystery tenant of a Brooklyn Heights apartment that broke records earlier this year as the most expensive listing in the borough
Sheeran will have plenty of “Perfect” amenities at Pierhouse, which is attached to the 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge, including a private rooftop terrace, two 24-hour attended lobbies, and a pool that he will not have to try to.
The apartment came fully furnished with “prized pieces from Croft House, Homenature, RBW, Rove Concepts, Stitchroom, Workstead,” per the listing. Sheeran’s landlord is still a question mark in the whole transaction, but they bought the unit in 2018 for $6.01 million. Maybe the Sheerios can sleuth the rest?
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