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MEXICAN BILLIONAIRE CARLOS Slim’s 20,000-square-foot mansion became one of the most expensive public listings in New York City when it hit the market this spring.
At that time, the landmarked, Beaux-Arts masterpiece was listed with facade photos only.
Now, interior photos of the home owned by the world’s second-richest man have finally surfaced.
Listing agency Sotheby’s International Real Estate has recently uploaded pictures of the house, giving us a better look at what a 25-room, $80 million (€70.95m) townhouse looks like.
The house was originally built in 1901 and is officially named the Benjamin N. and Sarah Duke House.
Keep scrolling for a tour of the townhouse that’s neighbors with the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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