The man-made Tarpon Island, built in the 1930s by dredging crews (a process that removes silt from the seabed so infrastructure can be built), sits on around two acres of land. Its original 1930s Colonial-style villa, designed by celebrated architect Howard Major, has been renovated and extended to include a brand new 21,406 square-foot mansion, with 11 bedrooms, 15 bathrooms, gym and weights room, a library and entertainments area, complete with billiards table and movie theatre.