‘Magic Mike House' — a seaside mansion in Florida — hits the market. Take a look
'Introducing a rare opportunity to own a piece of paradise at 100 Sands Point Drive — an exquisite, Mediterranean style, coastal retreat at the tip of a peninsula,' a news release from Coldwell Banker Luxury says.
'The residence commands nearly 200 feet of prime open water frontage in Tierra Verde's coveted Sands Point community. Known as the 'Magic Mike House' for its on-screen cameo in the film, the property offers sweeping, unobstructed views of the bay and the dramatic silhouette of the Sunshine Skyway Bridge.'
While the home stretches over 7,800 square feet, it looks much larger on the exterior — if that's even possible. Inside, its a world of wonder, starting with a massive, two-story great room.
Other stand-out features, per the listing, include:
'Saltillo tile flooring' (authentic Mexican tile floors) Chef's kitchenGrilling terraceMedia roomWet barGuest quartersGuest elevator
A resort-like oasis awaits outside.
'Outdoors, experience private resort-level allure with a heated saltwater pool and spa, accessible via dual staircases,' the listing says.
'The ground-level wet bar and covered lanai offer exceptional poolside dining and entertaining areas. Engage with abundant marine life, while you prepare for a glorious day on the open water from a full-service dock.'
The listing is held by Jennifer Zales of Coldwell Banker Realty Tampa.
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