The Ayer Mansion, the only home designed by Tiffany, offers a rare modern opportunity with its sleek design, captivating features, and six bedrooms, thirteen baths across five stories in Boston.
The Ayer Mansion stands out as the sole residence worldwide entirely designed by Tiffany’s. Crafted by Louis Comfort Tiffany, the residence’s sleek, pale façade adorned with vibrant mosaic details continues to challenge Boston’s streetscape, just as it did during its grand unveiling in 1902. The property is listed with Christie’s International Real Estate for $13,500,000.
Upon entering the grand hall, attention is captivated by the towering fireplace, vaulted ceiling, and the imperial stairs beneath the glittering glass Tiffany mosaic tiles of the proscenium arch. At the first landing, visible from the foot of the stairs, a trompe l’oeil Greek temple creates a mesmerizing play of depth and light.
Equipped with finalized designs and a team of award-winning developers, builders, and architects, this private residence beckons its next occupant to reimagine it as a living and livable work of art.
Spanning from 2,700 to 3,000 square feet on each floor, the conceptual redesign of the property accommodates six bedrooms, thirteen baths, as well as spaces for living, dining, parlors, salon, lounge, study, two offices, an in-law suite, a terrace, and a roof deck. Additionally, it features a fitness room with a spa, a wine room, wet bars, a 3-car garage, and exterior off-street parking.
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