To claim this piece of “reel” real estate as your own, you’ll need deep resources.

Little Pipe Cay, a 38-acre private island in the Bahamas, has been advertised for sale at a princely $100 мιIIιоn, according to a press release from its listing brokerage, Engel & Volkers.

However, the film’s cinematic history is more impressive than its asking price. The island, which is part of the Exuma archipelago, appeared in the James Bond films “Pirates of the Caribbean” (2002) and “Casino Royale” (2006).

“The island is a true treasure and a rarity on the international market for luxury real estate. In a press release, Colin Lightbourn, License Partner at Engel & Volkers Bahamas, explains that the property offers an unrivaled level of privacy and a broad variety of unique recreational activities.

In addition, the property can be rented complete, with nightly rates ranging from $75,000 to $95,000 depending on the time of year, according to a press release.

The island is approximately 70 miles southeast of Nassau and is readily accessible by plane from Florida. It also includes a principal residence and no less than four guesthouses.

The primary domicile, a Colonial-style building, is 5,300 square feet in size. The listing provides more than 22,000 square feet of living space, 11 bedrooms, and 12 bathrooms when including the guest accommodations.

Little Pipe Cay is equipped with a private helipad, spa, and Olympic-length infinity pool. In addition, there is a pier with deep water that can accommodate superyachts.

A distinct dock on the island can accommodate boats and even a seaplane of various sizes. However, regardless of how they arrive, a new owner and their visitors can use this dock to launch kayaks and jet skis.