Inside the $85 million James Bond-inspired Florida mansion with hidden rooms and an Aston Martin gallery
A luxury mansion in Delray Beach, Florida, inspired by the James Bond film franchise, has been listed for $85 million. The 23,000-square-foot property features unique amenities like a hidden car gallery and specialized entertainment rooms.
Why it matters
The listing highlights trends in the ultra-luxury real estate market and the influence of pop culture on high-end residential design.
A developer built a James Bond-inspired home and is selling it for $85 million. Daniel Petroni A James Bond-inspired mansion in Delray Beach went on the market asking $85 million. Villa Skyfall, boasting a car gallery and hidden rooms, is designed for luxury living and privacy. The home features a poker lounge and a wellness room. James Bond films track the agent's vagabond lifestyle, spending one night in London and the next in Montenegro . But if Bond could settle down, he might choose this mansion in Delray Beach, Florida . Villa Skyfall, a newly constructed, about 23,000-square-foot home in Delray Beach, about 20 miles south of Palm Beach, Florida , hit the market priced at $85 million. The owners, developer team Aldo and Fiorenna Stark, bought the property in 2024 for $5,850,000, according to property records, and finished the home this year.
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