The Price Tag On Manhattan's Last Freestanding Mansion Has Been Halved To $15 Million

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The Schinasi Mansion on Riverside Drive on the Upper West Side of Manhattan was just listed at $14.95 million by a new agent, according to The Real Deal.

The home initially hit the market in 2006 with an asking price of $31 million. That amount has been lowered several times since then.

The home was built in 1909 by William Tuthill, the same architect who designed Carnegie Hall. Solomon Schinasi, a Turkish tobacco baron, commissioned the home.

The home's claim to fame it's the only free-standing single-family mansion in Manhattan.

It has 18 rooms and spans 12,000 square feet, and includes a library, pool room and several great rooms.

The house is made of pristine white marble and has deep green roof tiles

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The tile work and detail throughout the house is truly one-of-a-kind

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There's plenty of space for a pool table

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Check out the intricate marble ceiling in this room

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The wood window frames are also spectacularly designed

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The dining room is very regal, though it doesn't look like it's been used lately

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The living room is a bit more modern

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There are several fireplaces in the home

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Who needs artwork when your walls look like this?

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This home is truly a piece of history

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The windows on the stairs all have pretty patterns

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The gated exit to the yard

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There's nearly 3,400 square feet of private outdoor space

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