For just $17 million, you could have breakfast at Tiffany's every morning!
Well, kind of...
Boston's Ayer Mansion, the only completely Tiffany-designed home in the world, has just hit the market.
Built in 1902, the stunning five-story home is filled with classic Tiffany touches as added by interior architect and artist Louis Comfort Tiffany. Bright glass mosaic tiles decorate both the exterior and interior, with intricate glass ceilings and lights strewn throughout the home's 6 bedrooms, 13 bathrooms and more.
Following Ayer's death in 1918, the mansion was sadly sold and converted to office space. The now recognized National Landmark has had many lives since then, most recently finding use as a women's religious dormitory before landing back on the market, offered up as a single family home in the hopes of attracting a buyer interested in restoring the iconic space.
Click through for a look at the home's gorgeous homes and renderings of what a fabulous facelift could do!
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