Multi-Million Dollar Luxury TownHomes and Famous Estates - Manhattan Neo-French Renaissance Woolworth 90 Million Mansion

Multi-Million Dollar Luxury TownHomes and Famous Estates - Manhattan Neo-French Renaissance Woolworth 90 Million Mansion 

4 E 80th St, New York NY

Status: For sale $90,000,000

(For Day Dreaming Purposes)

Manhattan real estate is notoriously pricey, but even by Big Apple standards, the opulent Woolworth Mansion rises to the top of the most-expensive list. The limestone townhouse was built in 1915 for retail magnate Frank Woolworth. The neo-French Renaissance mansion is a one-of-a-kind, enormous residence, measuring 35-feet-wide with a grand foyer, massive fireplaces, 14-foot high ceilings and a dining room that seats over 50. Read more about Woolworth Mansion.


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Blog post written by the Dowell Taggart Team of RE/MAX Premier Realty 

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