The Royal Tenenbaums mansion is for rent in Manhattan

Wes Anderson fans can live large at this Manhattan mansion which he used as the setting for his 2001 cult classic, The Royal Tenenbaums.

The Flemish Revival-style property dates from 1899 and is located in Harlem’s Hamilton Heights neighbourhood. Its redbrick structure boasts a castle-like turret and stained glass windows across its 100-ft-wide facade, while interiors have parquet flooring, period woodwork, original fireplaces and moulding.

The six-bedroom property is available to rent from $20,000 per month via Spencer Means and Paolo Sciarra of Compass.

While it has been renovated since Anderson filmed his family drama there’s still plenty to excite long-time fans of the director’s quirky aesthetic style. There’s also plenty of space too – 6,000 sq ft of it, which includes two living rooms and two kitchens.

[Via Mansion Global]