The ultra-aspirational world of James Bond now has a luxury real estate counterpart in the form of Villa Skyfall, an awe-inspiring South Florida estate that’s currently up for grabs.
The international destinations of 007 are the subject of envy and fascination in their own right, but Villa Skyfall stands alone as a stunning residential homage to the timeless MI6 agent (the next portrayal of whom continues to fuel fervent speculation).
Designed and developed by lifelong 007 superfan Aldo Stark of Prestige Design Homes, the property is currently the home of the real-world Aston Martin featured in 2012’s Skyfall. In extraordinary fashion, a full-scale auto display showroom delivers tantalizing glimpses of plentiful supercars, among other eye-catching features.
One imagines that the most recent 007, Daniel Craig, would approve of the utterly lavish nine-bedroom, 12-bathroom estate sprawling across more than 20,000 square feet. As real estate company Douglas Elliman says of its latest luxe listing (which is being managed by Senada Adzem), the property stands out as “a masterful expression of modern luxury and cinematic drama.”
The Stone Creek Ranch home may be inspired by a covert operator, but the neighbors of Villa Skyfall‘s future buyer—among them Mark Wahlberg and New York Mets billionaire owner Steve Cohen—are far from under-the-radar personalities.
Perhaps most intriguing to the devoted Bond superfan is the property’s hidden poker room, a fitting tribute to the fictional spy’s famed card shark tendencies.
A two-level couture boutique closet adds another layer of luxury to the alluring property, while Douglas Elliman notes that its own wellness pavilion “has been conceived to rival the world’s most exclusive boutique resorts.” One glimpse at the spaces within each of its two wings drives home that point in enviable fashion.
“Covered patios, shaded dining areas, lounge settings, and a fully equipped summer kitchen allow poolside lunches, sunset dinners, catered gatherings, and evening celebrations to unfold with effortless sophistication,” the realtor notes, and that distinction might be underselling the $85 million property.
Fine white marble, rich leather furnishings, an Amazon rainforest-themed indoor pool, a theater wing boasting an epic 309-inch MicroLED screen, sporting touches like a basketball court and pickleball court, and vacation-worthy terraces round out the remarkably distinctive abode.
Across the entire property, which rests on 2.5 acres and draws further design inspiration from private resorts, Villa Skyfall defines a new era of luxury entirely. As Douglas Elliman notes of the visually striking venture, Villa Skyfall is “an iconic residential masterpiece, an architectural triumph, and one of the most extraordinary estates in the United States.” Find out more about the property online now while fans await more updates of 007’s return to the big screen.