US Edition‘Scarface’ House Listed for $237 Million in Miami — and It Could Break a Record
The bayfront estate includes Scarface and Nixon ties, plus 862 feet of waterfront and a helipad-marina platform, as it seeks a Miami-Dade record.
- Investor John Devaney has listed his 2.38-acre Key Biscayne estate for $237 million, a price that would shatter Miami-Dade County records if achieved.
- The property served as President Richard Nixon's 'Winter White House' in the 1970s, then gained fame as the residence of drug lord Frank Lopez in the 1983 film Scarface.
- Boasting 868 feet of Biscayne Bay waterfront, the estate features a 20,000-square-foot overwater helipad and the glass elevator famously used by Elvira in Scarface.
- A sale near asking price would exceed the $170 million paid in March by Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan for a nearby Indian Creek property.
- Devaney, who purchased the property for roughly $30 million two decades ago, believes "there are lots of guys looking," signaling robust demand in South Florida's luxury market.
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‘Scarface’ House Listed for $237 Million in Miami — and It Could Break a Record
The property was also part of President Richard Nixon’s 'winter White House' estate.
The house was built in 1981 by a pilot who was later convicted of connections to the Medellin drug cartel - It has an area of 1,200 sq m - If sold at the asking price, it would break the county record held by Mark Zuckerberg
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The bright white, postmodern Miami-area house made famous in Brian De Palma’s Scarface is on the market, according to reports from The Miami Herald and others. The asking price? A cool $237 million. The 2.38-acre property is situated on the water in Key Biscayne. It boasts 868 feet of water frontage, a boat dock, a […]
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A piece of South Florida real estate with two starring credits—as Richard Nixon's "Winter White House" compound and the setting for the 1983 film Scarface—is testing just how high Miami's luxury market can go. Investor John Devaney has put his 2.38-acre Key Biscayne estate on the market...
The Florida ultra-luxury real estate market has just marked a new milestone. Key Biscayne’s property that served as the stage for the legendary movie Scarface (1983) has gone on sale for a price of $237 million. According to the Wall Street Journal, if the transaction for this figure were to be completed, the current Miami-Dade County record would be pulverized, exceeding the $170 million that Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, recently disbursed for…
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