See Inside the Mansion from Taylor Swift's "Blank Space" Video

Anyone with a bit of spare change and an appreciation for architecture—or Taylor Swift—now has a chance to own Winfield Hall. The palatial estate located in Glen Cove, Long Island, which was featured in Swift’s 2014 “Blank Space” music video, is set to be auctioned later this month. Although the original asking price was $20 million, the current starting bid ask is only $7 million—a 65% decrease.

The 32,000-square-foot mansion overlooking the Long Island Sound was built in 1917 by famed architect C. P. H. Gilbert, who was commissioned by wealthy businessman (and founder of one of the first dollar stores in America) Frank Winfield Woolworth. Upon its construction, the estate was said to be the largest home in America, according to the New York Post. Winfield died in Glen Cove just two years later in April 1919.

The estate was featured in a March 1920 edition of Architectural Record. Writer Herbert Croly stated, “Notwithstanding the large number of rooms the plan is simple and convenient. The visitor enters through a spacious hall which runs through the house and leads straight to the formal garden on the other side.” He went on to write, “The interest of the Woolworth house is increased rather than diminished because of the fact that it belongs to a type of domestic architecture which is destined to disappear. In the future it is improbable that even very rich men will want or can afford a big grandiose formal residence of this kind.”

Here, take an inside look at the mansion and its breathtaking grounds. Winfield Hall will be auctioned by Max Spann Real Estate & Auction Co. on July 12.