A French Gothic townhouse in Manhattan was put on the market at $90 million last Friday.

Built in 1916 for a daughter of American businessman Frank Winfield Woolworth, the 35 foot-wide mansion has been fully renovated in a 'traditional prewar style,' states the listing description.

The mansion is the middle of three homes Woolworth had built for his daughters at 2, 4 and 6 East 80th Street and it is being sold by the family of late gym mogul Lucille Roberts. The property was purchased by Roberts in 1995 for $6 million, the listing agent Paula Del Nunzio told NYTimes.

The home features 10 bedrooms, 11.5 bathrooms, and 3 kitchens spread over 18,000 square feet of space. It is also available for rent at $210,000/month.

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Limestone Facade
The neo-French Renaissance mansion on 4 East 80 Street has 10 bedrooms, 11.5 bathrooms, and 3 kitchens spread over 18,000 square feet. bhsusa.com
Foyer
Completed in 1916, the townhouse features a central foyer opening to a grand entry hall providing access to the main residence. bhsusa.com
Entry
With a massive fireplace, the enormous entry includes three closets and an elegant powder room, access to a kitchen in the rear as well as the wide landing of the grand master staircase. bhsusa.com
Staircase
The first five floors are capped by a brilliant stained-glass skylight positioned above the staircase. bhsusa.com
Features
The mansion has a 50-person dining room with a large fireplace on the parlor floor and a 35 foot-wide wood-paneled library, wet bar, and powder room on the third floor. The fourth floor master suite includes a grand bedroom, two sitting rooms and two full baths with dressing rooms and the fifth floor features two large bedrooms with full baths and a gym. A private office with a full bath and a powder room is on the sixth floor and a two-bedroom staff suite with two full baths, a separate kitchen and elevator access are located on the seventh floor. bhsusa.com
Side View
Side view of the townhouse bhsusa.com