On the Market “The Devil wears Prada property”

The home of fictional fashion editor Miranda Priestly's Upper East Side as seen in The Devil Wears Prada, hits the market for $27.5 million…

The $27.5 million price tag will mean the seven-bedroom Upper East Side property is out of budget for most.

However, the listing serves as a fun reminder of the film and Priestly's exacting, glamorous character, or which Streep received an Oscar nomination. Built-in a Neo-Italian Renaissance style, the marble and limestone townhouse, described as “one of the finest single-family homes in Manhattan” is spread over six floors, with a gallery entrance featuring a Murano chandelier, marble fireplace and seating area.

The house, which dates back to 1907, underwent a renovation in 2005 at the hands of the architectural and interior design studio Diamond Barrata. The main living room is south-facing, with arched French windows and “neoclassical bookshelves” detailing the listing.

The house is also noteworthy for its outdoor space. The downstairs patio features a mirror on the back wall that reflects the place, adding a clever illusion of depth. The main bedroom features a Juliet balcony and a walk-in wardrobe. Listed by Coldwell Banker, the house even sports a half-basketball court alongside a terrace on the rooftop.

If you have that kind of cash lying around, it would be best to be quick about snagging up this beautiful house.