This was inside the historic mansion where Ivana Trump died after falling down the stairs

On July 14, the Trump family dressed in mourning for the death of Ivana Trump , who lost her life after falling down the stairs of the historic mansion she owned in the New York area.

The mother of Ivanka, Donald Jr. and Eric lived in that residence for more than 40 years, so it had great meaning for her, to the point that she never paid attention to the warnings that life gave her about her dangerous spiral staircase.

“It had one of those really beautiful stairs that was impossible to walk down. Very narrow on the inside of the steps and wider on the outside. I was always afraid that it would fall. I don't know what happened, but it's not hard for me to believe that's what happened: a treacherous ladder,” Nikki Haskell said in an interview with Extra TV.

The house, which is located on the Upper East Side of Manhattan , used to receive distinguished guests, while rarely opening its doors to television cameras.

In 2005, she gave a 'house tour' to the cameras of Entertainment Tonight, which allowed us to witness the great taste she had for antiques, for great furniture and for decoration, being the one who rescued that house of abandonment.

“The ceiling was falling down. There was not electricity. No one lived here for 12 years," Ivana said of the house, which dates back to 1899.”

At that time, she was already sharing a home with her boyfriend, the Italian actor Rossano Rubicondi , who over time would end up becoming her fourth husband, although the pleasure lasted only one year.

Below we share a video that shows in detail the kitchen, dining room, living room, stairs, among other rooms of the century-old New York property distributed over five floors.