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169 E. 71st St. served as the facade of Holly Golightly's apartment in "Breakfast at Tiffany's."

Ever since 169 E. 71st St. went on the market last winter, you might have asked yourself, ’90s pop style, “What about [the house from] ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s’?”

Well, the home that served as the façade for Holly Golighty's apartment, as well as the home of Peter E. Bacanovic, who was Martha Stewart’s stockbroker — and also served prison time as a result of her insider-trading scandal, recently sold for $5.97 million, according to The New York Observer.
 

The four-story brownstone, now used as two duplexes, was purchased by Cyprus-based Costalea Holdings Limited.

Bacanovic bought the home for $1.8 million in 2000, according to The Observer.

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Features of the property include five wood-burning fireplaces, a solarium and a large backyard for entertaining, according to the Corcoran listing.