The Montecito estate that was Tony Montana’s home in the 1983 gangster flick Scarface is up for rent. Realty group Village Properties has it listed at $30,000 a month. Designed by architect Bertram Goodhue, the 10,000-square-foot house
was built in 1906 and sits on 10 acres of land. It’s located at 631 Para
Grande Lane, and has six bedrooms and a bunch of bathrooms. The estate — sometimes referred to as El Fureidis, which loosely
translates to “little paradise” — was purchased by Russian billionaire
Sergey Grishin in September 2009. It’s also known for providing rare
palm trees to Disneyland.
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