Inside Harlem's Circus House
Thursday, June 25, 2009, by Joey
It's strange to think of Grey Gardens being used in a sales pitch, but Harlem's Bailey House—the neglected stone mansion built by the Bailey of Barnum & Bailey fame—certainly fits the bill as "Manhattan's Grey Gardens." The price on the 8,250-square-foot landmark at 10 St. Nicholas Place has come all the way down to $3.5 million, and the best part of New York's walk-through video clip is the usually reserved JhoRo going bonkers over the bathtubs and wallpaper and other original details. [Daily Intel]
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