Records obtained by The Post show the trust connected to the actor paid $4.24 million total for the pair, which Elizabeth Roberts Architects then reimagined as a 2,681-square-foot loft inside a converted 1892 candy factory. The finished home kept the building’s original timber columns and beams and added arched windows, glass-and-steel partitions, teak paneling and custom millwork.

The six-room layout has three bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms and a separate study, plus building amenities including a doorman, gym and cold storage. Carl Gambino of Compass has the listing. A representative for the broker declined to comment.

The swift deal comes as Driver trades up to one of Brooklyn’s most coveted addresses. 

Days before listing his current home, the Oscar-nominated actor closed on three combined units at The Standish, the Columbia Heights tower where Matt Damon and the couple John Krasinski and Emily Blunt also own. 

Driver paid $11.5 million for the sixth-floor spread, which totals roughly 3,500 square feet and works out to more than $3,200 per square foot, one of the highest per-foot prices ever logged in the borough.

The seller at The Standish was Mark Van Zandt, a managing director in King Street Capital Management’s real estate arm, and his wife Lindsay, who had pieced together the three apartments over eight years. 

They picked up the three-bedroom Unit 6B for $4 million in 2017, added the one-bedroom Unit 6A for $1.2 million in 2021, and closed on Unit 601 for $1 million last year. 

Driver’s name did not appear on the paperwork, with a trust standing in for the actor in a transaction.

The Standish has become something of a magnet for A-list buyers. Damon set a Brooklyn price record there in 2017 when he paid $16.8 million for the building’s 6,200-square-foot penthouse. Krasinski and Blunt followed in 2019, spending $11 million to combine two units into a full floor.

Driver broke out on Lena Dunham’s HBO series “Girls” before playing Kylo Ren in 2015’s “Star Wars: The Force Awakens.” He picked up consecutive Oscar nominations for his supporting role in Spike Lee’s 2018 film “BlacKkKlansman” and his lead performance in Noah Baumbach’s 2019 drama “Marriage Story.”

The Henry Street condo sits close to the Brooklyn Heights Promenade and Brooklyn Bridge Park, with a quick ride into Lower Manhattan.