Iconic Scarface Waterfront Mansion Lists For Staggering $237 Million

One of the most recognizable properties in cinema history is up for grabs, as the waterfront estate used in the filming of the 1983 classic "Scarface" hits the market. Located in Key Biscayne, Florida, the sprawling mansion is listed for a staggering $237 million. The price tag places the property among the most expensive residential listings in United States history, reflecting both its cinematic pedigree and its prime coastal real estate.

The estate served as the backdrop for the final, explosive moments of Tony Montana’s empire. Beyond its Hollywood ties, the property offers expansive views and luxury amenities that cater to the ultra-high-net-worth market. The listing comes at a time when luxury real estate prices in South Florida continue to test historic ceilings, driven by a global appetite for exclusive waterfront enclaves.

Prospective buyers and real estate enthusiasts are watching to see if the property will fetch its ambitious asking price or set a new record for the region. Whether the home sells to a movie buff or a private investor, its appearance on the market marks a rare opportunity to own a piece of pop culture lore. The high-profile sale is expected to draw international attention to the already red-hot Miami-area luxury market.

This story was originally reported by Homes.com.