The name’s Skyfall, Villa Skyfall. That’s the moniker given to a South Florida estate in the exclusive Stone Creek Ranch enclave, conceived by developer Aldo Stark as a tribute to his lifelong fascination with James Bond.
The residence unfolds around a museum-grade automative gallery modeled around Stark’s personal collection, including the Aston Martin used in Skyfall, valued at more than $5 million. While that piece of Hollywood history isn’t included in the sale, the stage is set for a buyer’s own supercars, with the star of the show taking pride of place on a rotating platform.
A wellness center, with a zero-edge indoor pool, takes inspiration from the Amazon rainforest.
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The high-gloss home is outfitted with a slate of amenities spanning wellness, recreation, and entertainment. An indoor pool anchors a wellness center with an Amazon rainforest theme, which incorporates a steam room, sauna, Himalayan salt room, and multiple treatment suites. An adjoining gym is complemented by a pickleball and basketball court, soccer pitch, and putting green.
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Spanning 22,400 square feet, the residence is anchored by an onyx-clad grand salon with 32-foot ceilings, while the private theater, fitted with plush leather seating for a dozen people, sits near a hidden door that opens to one of the home’s more Bond-coded features: a concealed poker lounge.
The wood-and-marble kitchen connects to a more informal family room that flows seamlessly to the outdoor spaces. A separate professional-grade catering kitchen with private staff access supports large-scale hosting.
The poker lounge is concealed behind a hidden door near the theater.
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There are nine bedroom suites and a dozen bathrooms, plus two powder rooms. The primary is designed as a private retreat, with concealed doors opening to a two-level boutique-style closet and a spacious bathroom featuring a black soaking tub floating at the center of the room. A private hair and makeup salon, accented by a botanical Murano glass chandelier, completes the suite.
On the market for $85 million with Senada Adzem at Douglas Elliman, Villa Skyfall is completed by a T-shaped pool with a built-in spa, a sunken fire pit lounge, and an open-air cabana with a waterfall that cascades from the roofline into the pool below.
Several of the estates within Stone Creek Ranch—a 187-acre guard-gated enclave in Delray Beach with just 37 homesites—are owned by high-profile figures, including Rockstar Energy founder Russell Weiner, New York Mets owner and hedge fund manager Steve Cohen, and actor-producer Mark Wahlberg, who snapped up one of Stark’s projects in 2025 for $37 million.
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