So, if you have $10.7M and a hankering to live among the ghosts of the Gilded Age – this could be the place for you! For more images click here. (photography by Tom Herde, courtesy of The Boston Globe)
Check out this article in todays’ Boston Globe about the sale of Oakwood in Newport , which was the summer home of Mary Astor. While many of the Newport mansions have been preserved as museums, this has been a real home for over a century. 
This breakfast room is relatively low key as compared to the rest of the house. Well – except for the ginormous portrait on the right.
The formal living room looks like it belongs in the White House, although the slipcovered sofa’s are a casual touch that makes the room feel a bit more livable.
A recent addition is this fabulous master bathroom.
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I’ll never forget seeing the rows of fabulous mansions in Newport. I especially loved the ones overlooking the ocean. My entire two story house could fit in their foyers.
This one is a wee bit out of my price range. Ah, well. It’s nice to wish and set goals, though, isn’t it?