Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz have officially exited their slice of Cobble Hill, closing on the sale of their townhouse at 22 Strong Place for roughly $12 million, according to local filings dated April 6, 2026. The deal nearly doubles the roughly $6.75 million they paid about eight years ago and shines a fresh spotlight on one of the neighborhood’s deepest-block brownstones.
Public records put the sale price at about $11.8 million, as reported by The Real Deal, with the trade surfacing in the latest batch of city transfer filings.
The four-story, landmarked home spans about 6,600 square feet and sits on an especially long lot, with a west-facing backyard anchored by a large mulberry tree, according to the Corcoran listing published on Brownstoner. The listing also highlights a new roof and repairs following a fire that was contained to the top floor, along with a 2011 gut renovation that brought in an elevator, radiant heat and an Ipe roof terrace.
How the numbers add up
Craig and Weisz bought the house in the late 2010s for roughly $6.75 million, according to reporting compiled by The Real Deal. The outlet also cites local appraiser Leslie J. Garfield, who pegged the average Cobble Hill townhouse sale at about $5.2 million in the first half of 2025, which puts this latest Strong Place trade well above the neighborhood’s typical price point.
Neighborhood comparables
Nearby sales help sketch out the market’s range. A neighboring rowhouse at 20 Strong Place closed for $4.05 million in February 2025, according to StreetEasy. On the higher end, larger, fully renovated Brooklyn townhouses continue to crack eight figures. A recently revamped property at 307 Hicks Street in Brooklyn Heights, for instance, Brooklyn Heights stunner closed for $14.99 million earlier this year.
All told, the sale underscores that deeply renovated brownstones on quiet, tree-lined blocks still command a serious premium in Cobble Hill. The deal closed without any public comment from Craig, Weisz or the buyer.
