A lavish Queensland property that starred in the 2015 Hollywood catastrophe movie San Andreas starring Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is for sale.

Situated in the Gold Coast’s Broadbeach Waters, the expansive resort-style home has six bathrooms and five bedrooms.

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Although the property’s price hasn’t been disclosed, a comparable residence that The Rock leased in the neighboring Isle of Capri during the movie’s 2014 filming sold for an astounding $24 million.

According to The Courier Mail, the enormous two-story, 3296 square meter home last went under the hammer in 2020 for $12.5 million. It was utilized as a filming site for multiple scenes in the movie San Andreas.

The opulent villa, known as “Te Moana,” is reportedly one of the largest houses on the Gold Coast and is situated on the Main River’s waterfront.

Highlights of the design, which combines Mediterranean and Caribbean elements, include a deep water pontoon and a 42-meter river frontage.

In addition, there is a gaming area, fitness center, and pool with an entertainment deck that has an outdoor kitchen.

Five bedrooms, including four en suite.

Additionally, there is a sizable gourmet kitchen with a butler’s pantry and many eating “zones” to suit different moods.

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On the other hand, the Isle of Capri is renowned for its astronomically costly real estate; in 2020, a property in Surfers Paradise sold for a record $27 million.

When Johnson was shooting the catastrophe picture San Andreas at the Gold Coast studios nearby, he reportedly paid $20,000 a week to rent a mansion on the coveted enclave.

Johnson was named the highest-grossing actor of 2013 by Forbes magazine not too long before.

His 2013 movie office gross for Fast & Furious 6, Pаin & Gain, G.I. Joe: Retaliation, and Snitch totaled over $1.3 billiоn worldwide.

The suρer-fit actor recently starred in DC League of Suρer Pets and Black Adam.