IF YOU consider yourself a Bond villain then this could be home for you.
The luxury lair – which appears to have its own 750-gallon shark tank – has hit the market for a staggering $100 million (£77.8 million).
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Situated on a peninsula near the super-rich Water Mill South neighborhood of New York’s Hamptons, the property is made up of two separate properties.
The oceanfront mansion offers stunning ocean views, 3,100 feet of exclusive shoreline, and access to Mecox Bay via a private dock.
It also has a tennis court, gym, swimming pool and spa, as well as a house with a pool and a two-story deck.
At the second property, the new owners can use the indoor basketball court, two-lane bowling alley and billiards room.
Whoever purchases this luxurious property could also transform into an enemy of 007, with the property appearing to offer its own 750-gallon shark tank.
It is believed to be capable of containing some species of sharks, but there is nothing that could make it more threatening.
But for those who prefer to watch the villains rather than be one of them, you can enjoy the 14-seat cinema.
This is only the second time these properties, with a combined 45,000 square feet of living space, have been sold as “one.”
In late 2021, Philadelphia property developer Michael Karp purchased the property for a staggering £92.7 million – the second most expensive home sale witnessed in the Hamptons.
The following spring he put 71 Cobb Lane, the smaller of the two, up for sale.
A year later, No. 70 became available to rent during the summer.
Now, however, they are back on the market together as one house – albeit at a £15 million loss.
And while this property may have a high price tag, it seems like a drop in the ocean compared to a website that recently hoisted its for-sale sign in Naples, Florida.
In February, a sprawling private oasis went up for sale for a staggering £235 million.
This made the mega property one of the world’s most expensive properties on the market at the time.
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Earlier this year, another real-life “Bond villain” private island, with a luxury villa, pool and helipad, went up for sale – and it cost nothing to operate.
The impressive off-the-grid lair came with a hefty price tag, however, with sellers listing it for a staggering $16.5 million (£13.1 million).
Located just off the coast of the Florida Keys, Florida, USA, it spans nearly an acre and a half and features a 2,300-square-foot main house and a detached guest house.
Keeping with the theme of Bond villain properties, Aston Martin recently announced that its own ultra-luxury tower block is nearing completion.
The 66-story beachfront property in Miami boasts a jaw-dropping penthouse that comes with its own supercar.
Franchise favorite Bond developer has unveiled its first apartment building which has already proven to be a big hit with buyers.
TEN BEST PROPERTIES EVER SOLD
By Tom Malley
US$238 million – 220 Central Park South, Manhattan
The building is 950 feet tall, making it one of the tallest buildings in New York City and providing immense views of Manhattan.
$200 Million – Eight Acre Estate in Malibu
Beyoncé and Jay Z purchased this 30,000-square-foot property that reportedly took a decade and a half to build.
$173 million – “Gemini” estate in Manalapan, Florida
This ocean-to-lake estate consists of seven bedrooms and 14 bathrooms, with a home theater, wine room, and tennis courts.
$165 million – Jack L. Warner Estate, Beverly Hills
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos scored this Beverly Hills mansion known as the Warner Estate, which features a 13,600-square-foot mansion, two guesthouses, a swimming pool, and a tennis court.
$150 million – Chartwell Estate – Bel-Air, California
This French chateau-style mansion and estate was made famous by the TV shows The Beverly Hillbillies.
$147 million – East Hampton Estate, Long Island, NY
Hedge fund manager Barry Rosenstein bought this East Hampton spread in 2014, it was the highest price ever paid for a home in the US.
$145 million – Jule Pond Southampton, Long Island, NY
The property is one of the most sought after places in the Hamptons. At 42 acres, it has the largest oceanfront in the Hamptons.
$132.5 million – Broken O Ranch in Augusta, Montana
This home covers 123,000 acres of land that spans three Montana counties, and more than 20 miles of the Sun River flow through the property.
US$125 million – Jeffrey Katzenberg’s mansion in Beverly Hills
This was the longtime home of DreamWorks co-founder Jeffrey Katzenberg and is right in the heart of Beverly Hills.
US$ 122.7 million – Mansion in Palm Beach
This oceanfront home in Palm Beach was once owned by Donald Trump and is the highest paid for property in Palm Beach.
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