Hotels + Resorts Vacation Rentals You Can Now Rent the Iconic Manhattan Brownstone From 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' The luxury townhouse is befittingly called 'The Hepburn.' By Dobrina Zhekova Dobrina Zhekova Dobrina Zhekova is a freelance writer with over a decade of editorial experience in Europe and the U.S. She covers luxury travel, art, architecture, and design. Her writing has appeared on InStyle.com, Vogue.com, Elle.com, and more. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines Published on October 13, 2021 Share Tweet Pin Email Movie fans, it's getting easier and easier to live out your Holly Golightly dreams next time you visit the Big Apple. After Tiffany & Co. made it possible to actually have breakfast at the iconic jewelry retailer, you can now stay at the Upper East Side townhouse Audrey Hepburn's character called home in the iconic 1960s movie "Breakfast at Tiffany's." And while Golightly lived in a partially furnished apartment, you will have the entire (fully furnished) building to yourself, and, yes, it is just as stunning as you might expect. Courtesy of Inspirato Courtesy of Inspirato After selling for a cool $7.4 million in 2015, the 1910 brownstone is now available for rent via luxury travel subscription company, Inspirato. Located on 169 East 71st Street and Lexington Avenue (just six blocks away from Central Park), the four-bedroom, four-and-a-half bathroom home offers 4,465 square feet worth of the finest city living amenities. The house is a true entertainer's paradise with multiple outdoor spaces, including two terraces and a garden-level patio. And speaking of entertaining, the property features a wine cellar and a chic wet bar perfect for cocktail hour or post-dinner drinks. A library, multiple fireplaces, an enclosed greenhouse/solarium, and several lounging areas will surely make you doubt whether to leave this exquisite residence at all. Courtesy of Inspirato The impeccably decorated interiors ooze old New York glamor and include marble bathrooms with soaking bathtubs, high ceilings, oversized windows with classic city views, a dining area, and a gourmet kitchen. And if you are traveling with extended family, there is a separate suite with a kitchenette, dining room, and living area on the first level of the property. Courtesy of Inspirato Courtesy of Inspirato To book this exclusive home, you have to be an Inspirato member. The company has two subscription options – Inspirato Club and Inspirato Pass. Inspirato Pass costs subscribers $2,500 a month – and includes no nightly rates, taxes, or fees on any of your trips, while Inspirato Club costs $600 a month plus additional nightly rates and fees. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit