Mattress company co-founder Luke Sherwin and his wife, celebrated chef Clare De Boer, paid $5.25 million in cash for the home in Brooklyn’s family-friendly Park Slope neighborhood.
Source: Inman News
Casper co-founder pays $500K over asking for Brooklyn townhouse
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