YOU could be the proud new owner of a luxurious private island used as a backdrop for Hollywood blockbusters - if you have more than £80 million in the bank.
The stunning sanctuary in the Exuma Cay Island Chain of the Bahamas, Little Pipe Cay, has made a huge splash since hitting the market.
Movie buffs will recognise the white sand and turquoise waters as shooting locations for the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise and the James Bond smash hit Casino Royale.
But you don't have to worry about fending off any swashbucklers or evil villains if you purchase the £81 million island, as it is ridiculously remote.
It is described as a "jewel" within the archipelago of the Exumas island chain and can be reached by yacht or seaplane.
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Up to 22 guests can enjoy the 40 acre of paradise while admiring the incredible ocean views and beautiful marine life.
It's easy to feel like a film star when you are surrounded by such jaw-dropping scenery that most people only see on the big screen.
Little Pipe Cay boasts a sprawling property with 11 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms and a deepwater dock big enough for a superyacht.
There is even an Olympic-sized infinity pool to take a dip in at the 5,300sq ft pad, as well as a private gym and spa.
Four luxurious guest houses - the Manor House, the Harbour Master, Beach Cottage, Buttonwood, and Sea Grape estates - are also thrown in to ensure your pals can join you for a tropical getaway.
The interiors feature a nautical-inspired theme yet remain welcoming and elegant with swanky furnishings throughout.
Floor-to-ceiling windows allow the natural light to flood in, illuminating the details of the oak accessories and patterned floor.
Each home boasts its very own infinity pool outside with a relaxing sun bed area, blanketed by thick trees and bushes for ultimate privacy.
While also being fully staffed, the island is throwing in some jet skis and kayaks to cushion the blow of the hefty price tag.
Other extravagant amenities included in the purchase are a helipad and a seaplane.
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Little Pipe Cay has currently been operating as a rental resort that will cost you up to £75,000 a night.
But the sale comes with the right to develop the island further, allowing buyers to transform it into an investment property or private holiday hideaway.
It means the lucky buyer could move in and count the likes of the real Jack Sparrow and other A-listers as their neighbours.
Johnny Depp, David Copperfield and Tyler Perry are just a few of the notable owners of Little Pipe Cay’s neighbouring isles.
Retired football star Tom Brady, 45, also owns a home on the Bahamian island, according to Page Six.
Listing agents Fredrik Eklund and John Gomes say the island has been hot property since it hit the market.
It was first put up for sale in 2018 for a generous £65 million - around 295 times the price of the average English home.
Colin Lightbourn, license partner at Engel & Völkers Bahamas told Elite Traveler that Little Pipe Cay was a one-of-a-kind listing.
He gushed: "The island has been left in as natural a state as possible, and is home to many exotic plants and wildlife.
"The sand is ultra-fine and white, the water crystal clear, and small neighboring islands can be seen in the distance.
"Little Pipe Cay is perfect as a family retreat or as a sound investment.
"Although the market for private islands is comparatively small, demand has increased considerably since 2020."
The island is owned by the late international businessman and Shipston Group founder Michael Dingman, who died in 2017.
He constructed the property in the 1990s and relinquished his US citizenship in exchange for a Bahamian passport in 1995.
The family added a water filtration plant, a freshwater storage system, a power station and an underground power grid.
Little Pipe Cay is said to set them back £1.2 million a year in operating costs.
Located 70 miles south-east of Nassau and 270 miles from Miami, the island is also just two miles away from Big Major Cay, the home of the world famous swimming pigs.
