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The Adamesque-style home—an 18th-century neoclassical interior design and architectural style recognized by features like curved walls, grand columns, elaborate plasterwork, pastel hues and frescoes—is notable on this coveted block for its limestone facade with a mansard roof and black-and-gold embellished grilled doors. Inside, the opulence continues with a 1980s meets Gilded Age aesthetic. Upon entering, the formal gallery welcomes you with deep-red-colored carpets, a winding marble staircase, statues, gilded custom paneling, an Italian crystal chandelier and silk damask wallpaper. There’s a total of five stories and the home spans 8,725 square feet with five bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms.