Theater room at 3682 NW 52nd Street, Boca Raton. Photo by Andy Frame
The Boca Raton estate of Marc H. Bell is on the market for $35 million, making it the most expensive single-family home listing in South Palm Beach County.
Bell, a financier and former chief executive officer of Penthouse-related FriendFinders Networks, is also a two-time Tony Award-winning producer of “Jersey Boys” and “August: Osage County.”
He apparently also has an affinity for Star Trek and video games. The 27,000-square-foot home, with eight bedrooms and 16 bathrooms has a theater that looks like an exact replica of the bridge of the Star Trek Enterprise. The theater comes complete with original series sound effects for the doors and hundreds of thousands of stars built into the ceiling.
There is also a “Call of Duty” room modeled after the video game, a half-size college football field, and a ballroom with more than 60 arcade games that date back to the 1970s.
Douglas Elliman's Senada Adzem is the listing agent.
Equipped with three full bars, a 1,500-bottle wine cellar, library, gym and full basketball/volleyball court, Bell’s home is “all about living and entertaining on a very grand scale,” a press release says.
Call of Duty game room. Photo by Andy Frame.
Bell said he built the house on two lots he acquired in 2002. The home was finished in about 2006. A Palm Beach County Property Appraiser record that shows a $7 million sale price from 2011 is misleading, Bell said, because that was actually the transfer of the property between two Bell entities.
Star Trek Enterprise-themed theater. Photo by Andy Frame.
3682 NW 52nd Street. Photo by Andy Frame.
Game room at 3682 NW 52nd Street, Boca Raton. Photo by Andy Frame.
Pool at 3682 NW 52nd Street. Photo by Andy Frame.
Palm Beach Post Staff Writer Alexandra Clough contributed to this post.
