You’ll need some deep pockets to call this piece of “reel” estate your very own.
Little Pipe Cay, a 38-acre private island in the Bahamas, has listed for sale asking a princely $100 million, according to a release from Engel & Völkers, its listing brokerage.
More impressive than its mere asking price, however, is its cinematic history. The island, which is part of the Exuma archipelago, appeared in the 2002 “Pirates of the Caribbean” film and 2006’s “Casino Royale” — part of the James Bond series.
“The island is an absolute gem and a rarity on the international premium real estate market. It offers an unparalleled level of privacy and a wide range of unique recreational activities,” says Colin Lightbourn, License Partner at Engel & Völkers Bahamas, in the release.
What’s more, he adds, the spread is available turnkey and can be rented out, with the release adding the prices per night can span between $75,000 and $95,000 depending on the time of year.
Roughly 70 miles southeast of Nassau, the island can easily be reached by plane from Florida. It also has a main home and no fewer than four guest houses that surround it.
The main residence, a Colonial-style structure, has 5,300 square feet. When combined with the guest quarters, the listing offers more than 22,000 square feet of living space, as well as 11 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms.
Little Pipe Cay has a private helipad, a spa and an Olympic-length infinity pool. There’s also a deep-water dock that can accommodate superyachts.
A separate dock on the island can accommodate boats of other sizes and even a sea plane. But no matter the method of arrival, a new owner and their guests can use this dock to set off on kayaks and jet skis.
Listing images additionally show white-sand beaches shaded by palm trees, interiors with floor-to-ceiling windows and plenty of lounging space — all surrounded by crystal clear water.
There’s an additional perk of privacy. The release adds the 365 islands that make up the Exuma chain are mostly uninhabited, the brokerage adds.