The Long Island mansion where the real 'Wolf of Wall Street' once lived and partied can be yours for $3.4 million

Now you can take another look at what life was once like for the real "Wolf of Wall Street."Jordan Belfort's former New York home has come onto the market for just shy of $3.4 million. Belfort is a former stock broker who was played by Leonardo DiCaprio in Martin Scorsese's 2013 film "The Wolf of Wall Street."This five-bedroom mansion in one of Long Island's most affluent neighborhoods, Old Brookville, was seized by thefederal government and sold in 2001 to help pay back the $110 million Belfort owed his fraud victims, according to Reuters.In true Belfort style, the house is well-equipped for a party and comes with a three-car garage, gym, large pool, and multiple entertaining rooms. It's a commutable distance from Manhattan but deep into exclusive country-club territory.Regina Rogers of Douglas Elliman has the listing.SEE ALSO:The world's billionaires are flocking to Miami's luxurious Porsche Design Tower, where they can use an elevator for their carsThis five-bedroom mansion is in one of New York's most exclusive suburbs: Old Brookville. The area is awash with country clubs, making it a favorite destination for wealthy New Yorkers to keep weekend homes.The house was once owned by Jordan Belfort, known as the "Wolf of Wall Street" and the inspiration for Martin Scorsese's blockbuster movie of the same name.8,700 square feet in total, this mansion has an impressive entrance. Large, arched mahogany doors open into a hallway with a checkered marble floor.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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