Tony Montana may have been living the American dream in Miami, but the real mansion that served as a backdrop for the 1983 movie "Scarface" is actually located in Santa Barbara, California.
It’s also available to rent for a cool $30,000 a month through Village Properties Realtors.
The 10,000-square-foot Roman Revival mansion is located on a 10-acre property with a swimming pool, two fountains (both indoor and outdoor), tiled murals, and a guesthouse. It also has four bedrooms, a rooftop terrace, and staggering views of the Pacific Ocean.
The house is known locally as "El Fureidis," or "little paradise." It was designed by American architect Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue and built in 1906.
A bird's eye view of this gigantic property shows the scope of the 10-acre estate.
The palm trees and famous white fountain in the front make it easy to picture this mansion in Miami.
Here's another view of the famous fountain surrounded by four pools of water.
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