What is the asking price for the "Scarface" mansion and helipad?

The property is listed for $237 million, which could set a new record for Miami-Dade County.

What historical significance does the Miami estate hold?

The estate includes a helipad built during President Richard Nixon's time and was featured in the movie "Scarface" as a drug lord's home.

Who is the current owner of the "Scarface" property?

The current owner is John Devaney, who acquired the property for $30 million and is now listing it at a significantly higher price.

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Miami's Priciest Home: $237M Scarface Estate

23 Apr

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Summary

Home features a helipad once used by President Nixon.
Property appeared in the movie Scarface as a drug lord's mansion.
Listing price of $237 million could set a county record.

Miami's Priciest Home: $237M Scarface Estate

A luxurious Miami estate, famously featured in the movie "Scarface" and possessing a helipad once used by President Richard Nixon, is now listed for an astonishing $237 million. This price point aims to break the record for Miami-Dade County real estate transactions.

The 2.38-acre property includes a roughly 20,000-square-foot concrete helipad jutting into Biscayne Bay, originally built to accommodate presidential visitors during Nixon's tenure. The adjacent 13,000-square-foot mansion, constructed in the early 1980s, appeared in "Scarface" as the opulent home of drug lord Frank Lopez.