Other public spaces include a large, eat-in kitchen and a spacious media room decorated with posters from Pesci’s films. The upper storey – accessible by elevator as well as the dramatic statement staircase – includes the bedrooms, an office and access to the upper terraces.

Down in the basement, meanwhile, is a party room fit for any flapper or bootlegger to Charleston in.

According to TopTenRealEstateDeals.com, Pesci sold the mansion in 2019 for £4.8 million ($6.5m), making it the highest-priced sale in the area at the time – not to mention a tidy profit for the Home Alone actor.

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