Jordan Belfort hunts for Brisbane mansion
He's become a common name in popular culture after being portrayed by Leonardo Di Caprio in 2013 film, The Wolf of Wall Street.
And according to reports by Domain, Jordan Belfort is on the lookout for a multimillion-dollar Brisbane property, after listing his Long Island mansion for sale.
Sarah Hackett, Place Agents managing director, reported that the 54-year-old former stockbroker-turned-motivational speaker, inspected 58 Retreat Street in Bridgeman Downs, Queensland.
Reports: The Wolf of Wall Street, Jordan Belfort, 54, is reported by Domain, to be on the hunt for a multimillion-dollar Brisbane property, after listing his Long Island mansion for sale
The sprawling property, situated on one hectare of suburban land, features four spacious bedrooms.
An outdoor swimming pool, tennis court and games room make for luxurious entertaining areas.
A picturesque setting, the property features lush greenery, an outdoor fountain and pathway leading up to the main entrance.
Luxurious: A picturesque setting, the Bridgeman Downs property in Queensland, features lush greenery, an outdoor fountain and pathway leading up to the main entrance
Quaint: The sprawling property, situated on one hectare of suburban land, features four spacious bedrooms
Lavish touches: A games room leading out onto the spacious gardens makes for the perfect entertaining area
Leisure: The estate also features a tennis court close to the property, allowing for a leisurely lifestyle
The Hamptons-style home was sold on March 31 for just under $5 million.
The news comes just days after Jordan listed his $4.5 million Long Island mansion for sale.
Located on 8,706 square feet, the estate boasts a two-storey foyer, five bedrooms, a butler's pantry, and living room the size of a ballroom.
Picture-perfect: The property known for its Hamptons-like style, boasts a stunning outdoor lap pool
Serene: The Queensland property also features ample pathways for a casual stroll
Built in 1986, the decor features large Spanish wooden doors and chequered tiles.
Perfect for hosting large parties, there are extensive formal gardens, a pool, spa and entertaining area.
Jordan spent 22 months in prison, after pleading guilty in the 1990s.
Previous abode: The news comes just days after Jordan listed his $4.5 million Long Island mansion for sale (pictured)
Perfect for entertaining: Located on 8,706 square feet, the estate boasts a living room the size of a ballroom
Details: Built in 1986, the decor features large Spanish wooden doors and chequered tiles
Decadent: The Long Island property also features a spacious walk-in closet with a large marble island in the centre
The personality is required to repay millions to his victims, where he used the powers of persuasion to encourage them to buy penny stocks based on misleading or exaggerated statements.
His crimes were detailed in his first memoir, The Wolf of Wall Street, which was later turned into the 2013 blockbuster of the same name, starring Leonardo Di Caprio.
According to the Wall Street Journal, a report in 2014 suggested that Jordan relocated to Australia to avoid having to pay back his victims.