A Florida Developer Spent Years Building His Own James Bond Mansion and Now It Is on Sale for $85 Million
There is a door in this house that looks like a wall. Behind it is a private poker lounge. That one detail tells you everything you need to know about Villa Skyfall.
This is not a luxury home with a Bond theme slapped on top. This is what happens when a developer spends years obsessing over one idea and builds it from the ground up, with his own money, as his own home.
The Man Who Keeps Breaking His Own Records
He built Villa Spectre, a Bond-inspired estate that sold for $36.8 million. Then he built Casa Maranello, a Ferrari-themed mansion that sold at full ask for $55 million and set the Delray Beach single-family record. Now comes Villa Skyfall at $85 million.
He is trying to break a record he already holds.
Before Stark started building in Stone Creek Ranch, the average home there sold for around $6 million. He has since turned it into what locals now call Billionaires’ Row.
What’s Actually Inside This Place
Villa Skyfall sits on 2.5 lakefront acres at 16121 Quiet Vista Circle in Delray Beach. It covers 22,400 square feet, runs across a single floor, and has 9 bedrooms and 14 bathrooms. It was completed in 2026…