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Netflix’s ‘Glass Onion’ island listed for sale for $651 million

Eliza Bavin
·Personal Finance Editor
Updated ·2-min read
A composite image of the property featured in Glass Onion.
The property portrayed in Netflix's Glass Onion movie was listed for sale. (Source: Zillow)

Netflix’s new whodunit movie Glass Onion caught the attention of viewers worldwide but, in a surprising twist, the private island with the glass structure and extravagant home has been listed on US real estate site Zillow.

The listing reveals the private island commune is on the market for a staggering $651 million (US$450 million) and appears to have all the same building and interior design as portrayed in the movie.

But, just as the movie keeps you guessing, the listing has a few secrets of its own. The property in fact does not exist. The listing was just a promotional tool for the movie.

An image of the exterior of the Glass Onion house.
The home looks just as it appears in scenes from the movie. (Source: Zillow) (JOHN WILSON/NETFLIX © 2022)

The listing describes the home as having “breathtaking” panoramic views of the Aegean Sea and Peloponnese.

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But the first clue that the listing is a sham is that it claims the island oasis was designed and curated by Alpha Industries founder Miles Bron - the character from the movie.

The interior of the Glass Onion house.
The interiors are described as being perfect for hosting the most elaborate of murder-mystery parties. (Source: Zillow) (JOHN WILSON/NETFLIX © 2022)

“Sleek architecture and sophisticated design with an equal eye toward nature and extravagance provide an unparalleled luxury living experience, accessible only by boat and crowned by a Glass Onion atrium – an architectural triumph and one-of-a-kind piece-de-resistance adorning the main residence soaring 20 meters [sic] high,” the listing said.

One of the bedrooms featured in the Glass Onion house.
The bedrooms were inspired by a different chakras. (Source: Zillow) (JOHN WILSON/NETFLIX © 2022)

“This private commune is the perfect retreat for groups of friends, families and enemies alike, with the property boasting seven private studio villas – each inspired by a different chakra, six pools, a state-of-the-art gym featuring on-call private training sessions, lavish gardens and a multitude of entertaining spaces including a sunken living room and massive dining area perfect for hosting the most elaborate of murder-mystery parties.”

The exterior of the Glass Onion house at night.
The listing even features the impressive glass onion room design. (Source: Zillow)

The listing also boasts that the island is “powered by clean energy” which fans of the movie will have a chuckle at.

“Don’t miss this one-of-a-kind opportunity to own a masterpiece of elegant indoor-outdoor living and true commune for creativity. The Glass Onion is sure to be the full reclamation of everything you’ve achieved,” the listing said.

The pool at the Glass Onion house.
The listing shows off many spaces that were featured in the movie. (Source: Zillow) (JOHN WILSON/NETFLIX © 2022)

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