Incredible $9milion mansion with twenty movie-themed bedrooms
An incredible mansion with 20 movie-themed rooms and a massive 'Oscar' statue standing outside, has gone on sale for $11.75m.
The realtors say the unique home could bring in an income of almost £1m by renting it out for vacations.
Located in central Florida, this bizarre home can be found on the appropriately named Fantasy Drive, Davenport.
The twenty movie-themed bedrooms include references to classic films and modern, children's and fantasy alike.
One of the bedrooms is designed around Jurassic World while another stunning one is designed around the cult classic Rocky.
'Invisible' mirror home hits market for $18million – made entirely of glass
The Hollywood theme is prominent throughout the more than 14,000 square feet property.
No expense has been spared dedicating each detail to the house's movie theme (mediadrumimages/Devore Design)There are many fun activities within the gated compound as well including a bowling alley, an indoor basketball half court, game rooms and a resort style pool featuring a lazy river.
A movie themed home wouldn't be complete without its very own cinema.
"It's an ideal location for family rentals/reunions as well as corporate retreats wishing to include families," reads the listing.
"Close to all major attractions and less than two hours to the beaches on either coast, this is a custom-built compound where anyone can come live like elite movie stars surrounded by luxury.
A winding swimming pool meanders through the garden (mediadrumimages/Devore Design)"The grand dining area seats 37 VIP guests comfortably. Living room area features multiple LED video walls to enjoy a favorite movie, sporting event or TV show.
"The fortunate new owner of this magnificent mansion can expect estimated annual gross earnings of $1.5 million with a net after expenses of approximately $1 million.
"Complete with management in place, it would be a great investment to collect passive revenue."
The complete listing can be found here.
Read more similar news:
Comments:
comments powered by Disqus
