Very famous luxury mansion featured in major Hollywood film up for grabs for £8million – do you recognise it?
A LUXURIOUS mansion that was featured in a major Hollywood film has hit the market for £8million - do you recognise it?
The stunning six-bedroom property features a pool, gym, ten-stable barn, and a spa.
The incredible property, located in Mill Neck, New York, was featured in the hit 2013 blockbuster Wolf of Wall Street.
It was the home of the main character Jordan Belfort, portrayed by Leonardo DiCaprio.
Across 15,000 sqft, there are six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and a fairy tale-like turret.
The property boasts an Oval Office-style reception room and five acres of luscious lawn.
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Upon entering, the kitchen is every chef's dream, with marble countertops, three dishwashers, centre island, and two dining rooms.
The varnished wooden office is perfect for conducting business, with a fireplace roaring all night long and an inbuilt TV so you never miss a game.
In the bathrooms, large baths compliment the matching cabinets and marble walls, with ornate bronze fixings, taps, and lights finishing off the aesthetic.
On the lower level, there's access to the pool, veranda, kitchen, and bar, as well as a nightclub-style wet bar, beer taps, wine cellar, and games rooms.
Across the three levels, there are also multiple reception rooms, fireplaces, a gym, a spa, and a steam shower.
In the garden, a central fountain can be found, along with the green manicured lawns.
Only 25 miles from the Belmont Racetrack, home to over 100 elite horses and racetrack winners, the property provides enough entertainment for guests.
Previously, the mansion was home to Russell Crowe for four months while filming The Loudest Voice, as well as playing host to actress Lucy Liu in Elementary.
The famous 2013 film, featuring Leonardo DiCaprio, Margot Robbie and Jonah Hill, amongst other Hollywood stars, earned an estimated £326 million at the box office.
Now, the ranch where Belfort's rise and fall was told is on the market with Douglas Elliman for £8 million.