The house had been listed earlier that year for $36 million, underscoring its appeal as a piece of history and a prime real estate asset. The townhouse remains a testament to the life and legacy of Ashraf Pahlavi. Its storied walls and luxurious design reflect the opulence of her royal background while also standing as a reminder of the turbulence of her exile. Today, 29 Beekman Place is not just a piece of Manhattan real estate but a symbol of a bygone era and the enduring allure of New York’s architectural history.
