Exclusive | A look inside NY home thats the most valuable real estate in the worldand its only 9 feet tall

At $329,000 per square foot, this New York home is the most valuable real estate anywhere.It boasts 29 rooms, and 10,000 pieces of ornate furniture and other objects inside, plus a grand piano and a working elevator.But it is only 9 feet tall, and measures 25.8 square feet.It’s the world’s greatest dollhouse, worth at least $8.5 million.Called the Astolat Dollhouse Castle after Elaine of Astolat in Alfred Lord Tennyson’s poetry, the dazzling structure was built over 13 years and completed in 1987 by commercial artist Elaine Diehl along with other artisans.It was purchased in 1996 by PhD psychologist Dr.Michael Freeman, who displayed it at his Kings Point, Long Island home before putting it in storage.Now Freeman, 80, and his wife, Lois, are pondering what to do with their precious residence.Freeman dreams it ends up at the most prestigious address in the country — 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.“I would love it to be in the new White House Ballroom, for future generations to enjoy.

This would represent World-class American art created by an American woman,” he told The Post.Astolat is filled with miniatures — like tiny bottles filled with real alcohol, jewelry with genuine gemstones, replicas of 18th-century oil paintings, and a grand piano valued alone at $7,000.There is also a cornucopia of miniature food, such as a roast turkey with all the trimmings, and tiny books with pages that can actually be read.“The Bible … is an antique 1811 thumb Holy Bible bound with rare, early American leather, complete with miniature woodcut illustrations,” Freeman said.The house is stocked with pricey furniture and accessories — but no dolls — including an English oak kitchen table, a gilt French Baroque table with marble top, a brass birdcage with canary, a silver carving set, and a Victorian globe with gold-plated brass stand.“Elaine commissioned some of the best miniaturists on the planet to create hundreds of original artworks for Astolat.These are about 1 in...