Senada Adzem, Executive Director of Sales at Douglas Elliman Florida, provides an exclusive look at the $85 million ‘Villa Skyfall’ located in Stone Creek Ranch. This elite enclave is home to prominent figures such as Mark Wahlberg, Steve Cohen, Russ Weiner, and Khalil Mack.
Situated just south of the main intersections in western Delray Beach, Florida, lies a secluded community featuring estates “designed to make a billionaire’s jaw drop.”
Guarded by 24-hour security patrols consisting of Navy SEALs and military veterans, Stone Creek Ranch is establishing a new benchmark for American luxury. The community serves as a premier residential enclave for A-list celebrities and high-profile business leaders.
Fox News Digital recently toured the community’s most striking new listing, “Villa Skyfall.” This $85 million James Bond-inspired estate spans 2.5 private acres and features hidden passages, a poker room, a rainforest-style spa, and sophisticated architectural details.
“This is arguably the most prestigious address in South Florida today,” Adzem told Fox News Digital. “Eight years ago, this was a hidden gem, but it has evolved significantly. We are seeing an influx of A-list celebrities and leading entrepreneurs, which has elevated the entire quality and exclusivity of the community.”
“Delray Beach has become a global destination for wealth. It offers a level of tranquility and privacy that is hard to find in Miami or Palm Beach,” Adzem continued. “Our clients value the peace of mind that comes with living in large, private estates in Stone Creek Ranch, far from prying eyes.”
Stone Creek Ranch’s “Villa Skyfall” spans 2.5 acres at a listing price of $85 million. (Photo courtesy: Daniel Petroni / FOXBusiness)
The estate greets guests with modern architectural elegance and reflective water features. The single-story residence boasts a 32-foot grand salon with crystal chandeliers and backlit onyx, a museum-quality automotive gallery, an Amazon-inspired spa, a hidden poker lounge, and a 95-foot pool surrounded by cabanas, fire features, and tropical gardens. The design seamlessly integrates stone, wood, glass, and light to create a cohesive, high-impact experience.
“The goal was to create a property that would captivate even the most discerning billionaire,” Adzem said. “We focused on elegant, sophisticated marketing for a very specific, niche audience. This is a one-of-a-kind trophy property.”
While grand construction projects of this scale typically require four to five years, Villa Skyfall was completed in just 14 months. The $85 million asking price is entirely turnkey, including all furniture, fully stocked kitchens and bars, designer handbags from Chanel, Dior, and Hermès, and even essentials in each of the 12 bathrooms.
The grand salon features 32-foot ceilings and illuminated onyx stone. | FOXBusiness
“Ultra-high-net-worth clients are increasingly seeking turnkey luxury. They want to arrive and settle in immediately without any logistical concerns,” Adzem explained. “Everything is provided so they can simply enjoy the lifestyle.”
There is significant interest from high-net-worth individuals relocating from high-tax states, specifically tech founders, finance executives, and entrepreneurs seeking private family retreats.
“We are seeing many entrepreneurs looking for a sanctuary for their families. The tax benefits of Florida are a major draw for clients from California, New York, and Connecticut,” Adzem noted regarding recent showings.
The backyard features two step-down lounges, fireplaces in the 95-foot pool, waterfalls, an LED screen and basketball court.
At an $85 million asking price, Villa Skyfall could set a new record for Delray Beach. Adzem noted that while the general housing market faces challenges like high interest rates, the luxury sector remains exceptionally bullish in South Florida.
“While working families face different economic hurdles, our ultra-luxury clients have benefited greatly from a strong stock market,” Adzem said. “They are very confident about investing in South Florida real estate.”
Douglas Elliman Florida Director of Luxury Sales, Senada Adzem, discussed the surge in migration to the region with Fox News Digital.
Despite debates regarding whether luxury values in South Florida are reaching a peak, Adzem argues that the continuous influx of out-of-state capital suggests a long-term structural shift rather than a temporary spike.
“I am very optimistic about the future of the Florida luxury market,” Adzem told Fox Digital, citing the state’s zero income tax and favorable business climate. “The confluence of these factors continues to attract unique buyers to extraordinary properties.”
