As movie buffs may recognize, the townhouse was home to fictional boss Miranda Priestly in "The Devil Wears Prada." The role was played by Academy Award-winning actor Meryl Streep in the 2006 film.
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The listing included photos of the iconic staircase where protagonist Andy Sachs — played by Anne Hathaway — was tasked with dropping off "the book" at Priestly's home.
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The townhouse was originally built in 1907 and renovated in 2005, just one year before "The Devil Wears Prada" was released. The home is described as "Neo-Italian Renaissance-style" in the Coldwell Banker listing.
The property also features a roof-top mini basketball court with a skylight and a home gym.
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While the limestone townhouse's interior is mostly white, there are several blue accents throughout the home. The features are reminiscent of Andy and Priestly's cerulean sweater scene in the movie.
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The next owner of the East 73rd Street home will have more than just a famous history to boast about. They'll also have famous neighbors — like Gloria Steinem, who lives across the street, according to New York Magazine.
