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This lavish (and gold-ceilinged) townhouse sure beats a hotel. Tim Waltman/Douglas Elliman
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There may be a Hilton or two coming uptown, but we’re not talking about hotels. Following a glam June wedding in St. Barts, Hilton heir Barron Hilton II — little brother of Paris and Nicky — and his bride, socialite Tessa Hilton, have been house hunting on the Upper West Side.

One spot they toured was a 17-room townhome at 24 W. 71st St. known as the Milbank Mansion.

Tessa and Barron HiltonMadison McGaw/BFA/REX/ShutterstoTessa and Barron HiltonMadison McGaw/BFA/REX/Shuttersto

The listing notes this six-level, 8,820-square-foot pad was commissioned in 1888 by Elizabeth Milbank, the widow of businessman Jeremiah Milbank, who was a prominent dry-goods merchant and railroad investor.

It was completed in 1890 and is now on the market for $11.99 million.

The lavish spread features six bedrooms, no fewer than 10 fireplaces, a paneled elevator and a 24-karat gold ceiling in the dining room.

The listing brokers are Douglas Elliman’s George Vanderploeg and Steffen Kral.

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