A luxurious New York time capsule townhouse from the Gilded Age has gone up for sale for $33 million having been left virtually untouched since it was built for a wealthy banker and his socialite wife more than 100 years ago

Step inside a luxurious New York time capsule townhouse from the Gilded Age, which has recently gone on sale for $33 million and has been virtually untouched since it was build more than 100 years ago

Situated in the Murray Hill neighborhood of Manhattan, the townhouse gives prospective owners the chance to travel back in time

The home has been kept in almost its original form and has retained most of its early features since it was built between 1901 and 1903

The large family home is one of the largest single-family homes in all of New York City 

It is located on 35th street between Park and Lexington Avenue, and the building is 33-feet wide, 66-feet tall, and has 11,638-square-feet of space

Arranged over eight floors, the mansion has nine-bedrooms and seven-bathrooms

It also comes with a reception hall, many living spaces, multiple at-home bars, an entertainment room, and numerous fireplaces

Elsewhere in the home is three powder rooms, and a fitness center with a sunken hot tub, sauna, massage room, and cold plunge pool

There is also a cellar, a library, a two-story butler’s pantry

The spacious dining room can sit up to 16 people and comes complete with an enormous chandelier