Stallone bought the sprawling 11.7-acre waterfront property in Miami in the '90s. The 31,046 square foot home was insanely decorated - he was living the life. The actor purchased the neo-classical villa which overlooked the Biscayne Bay in 1993 and lived there with his wife and their first daughter Sophia Rose. He listed it in the later 90s for $27.5 million, only to let it go in 1999 for $16.2 million.

According to Architectural Digest, Stallone’s 90’s home in Miami was influenced by everything from “the Sistine Chapel to Gianni Versace to the Ritz hotel in Paris”.

The home featured a lavish landscape of “ponds, waterfalls, fountains and formal terraced gardens”, with an interior fit for a king complete with Venetian spiral columns, a windowed wall ballroom with a gorgeous Baccarat chandelier and mural adorning the ceiling, a spiral staircase to the master suite, a screening room and a wine cellar.

It also showcased his deep love of the arts with several classical paintings such as Francis Bacon’s Iris and the Sphinx, Faléro's 19th-century painting of Diana the Huntress, portraits by Andy Warhol and LeRoy Neiman and sculptures by Rodin and Carpeaux adorning the interior.

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