A mega mansion featuring a Star Trek-themed cinema is now up for sale for £20 million.
Located in Boca Raton, on the south-east coast of Florida, the 27,000 square-foot house boasts nine bedrooms, a wine cellar and a home cinema based on the bridge of the USS Enterprise.
The cinema is installed with a vibration system on the floor to give movie nights an extra thrill.
Current owner Marc Bell, former owner of Penthouse magazine and a Tony-winning Broadway producer, put up the house for sale in 2014 for £26.6 million but it was taken off the market a year later.
He then put it back on the market in 2017 for £22.7 million and now Marc and his wife Jennifer have brought down the price to £20 million ($27m).
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Marc told the New York Post how he became a 'Trekkie' when he first watched the series at the age of 10.
He was on a week-long trip to Florida with his father who was a speaker at a conference but the hotel they stayed was overbooked.
Marc and his younger sister had to sleep in the conference room with a big-screen television.
He said: "I had never seen Star Trek before - I stayed awake for 24 hours to watch. A Trekkie was born."
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The private cinema in his Florida home has 11 custom seats, which can recline to beds.
It also has a 3D home theatre features and a vibrating floor that can sync in with the action of the films.
It's said the 51-year-old spent four years adding other entertainment features in the house.
A Star Trek-themed bar including a full-scale Borg model is installed next to the cinema.
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There is also a room dedicated to arcade games, dating from the late 1970s and 80s, as well as a four-player Atari Football.
The property comes with a wine cellar that can hold up to 1,500 bottles.
The house is perfect for holding parties with a 60x20-foot pool and a heated spa that can hold more than 20 people.
The facilities are equipped with an underwater sound system too.
The concrete and steel home - with nine bedrooms, 10 full bathrooms and six half-baths - is claimed to withstand category five hurricanes.
If the hurricane did knock the power out, the house has twin generators that can provide a month of off-grid power, it is reported.
