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Scarface Mansion Lists for $237M
2 May
Summary
- A waterfront estate featured in 'Scarface' is listed at $237 million.
- The property served as Frank Lopez's fictional home in the iconic film.
- It was once part of President Nixon's 'Winter White House' compound.
A stunning waterfront estate, renowned for its role in the 1983 crime classic "Scarface," is now on the market for an astonishing $237 million. Located in Key Biscayne, Florida, the 2.38-acre property served as the fictional residence of drug lord Frank Lopez in the film starring Al Pacino.
The expansive 13,000-square-foot mansion features five bedrooms, over seven bathrooms, and a glass elevator reminiscent of scenes from the movie. It offers 862 feet of direct Biscayne Bay frontage with spectacular views of the Miami skyline. The estate also includes a private marina capable of docking large yachts and a former helipad used during presidential visits.
This prestigious property carries significant historical weight, having once been part of President Richard Nixon's "Winter White House" compound. Its listing underscores the enduring cultural impact of "Scarface," a film celebrated for its gripping narrative and Al Pacino's unforgettable performance as Tony Montana.
