If you've always wanted to put yourself in the shoes of lovely Holly Golightly, the heroine of Breakfast at Tiffany's, now you can. A house on the Upper East Side, where one of the greatest film classics was filmed, is for sale for a dizzying 8 million dollars.
A quick look at the property where it's legendary Audrey Hepburn recorded one of the greatest film classics Breakfast at Tiffany's, immediately reveals to us why it is rated so highly. The house with an area of 350 square meters, where 4 apartments were located at the time of filming, is now arranged as a single residential unit, with four bedrooms, five bathrooms, an atrium and a small courtyard. For the New York real estate market, the house at 169 East 71st Street is actually a real bargain, because in addition to its spaciousness, it also has a lot of history, which makes it a real movie monument. Unfortunately, the green and white curtains on the windows are gone, but the green entrance door and a lot of other details that add charm to the room remain.
