Oftentimes, the real estate that gets screen time in a show like Billions feels larger than life, almost too good to be true. And while it’s not exactly cheap, a prime piece of ultra-luxury Hamptons real estate from its third season is available in the real world for an out-of-this-world summer rental.
The Jobs Lane House, a Hamptons estate that stood in for the Silicon Valley digs of venture capitalist Oscar Langstraat, can currently be rented via Hedgerow for the last week in July ($75,000), or else a two-week August stint ($150,000).
And the summer can also end with a bang: The stunning property is available for rental from August through Labor Day for $295,000.
The property is also officially on the market, boasting a sale price of about $16 million.
Admittedly, that asking price is lower than the Succession digs of the Roy brothers: Roman Roy’s NYC pad is on the market for $38 million, and Kendall Roy’s NYC penthouse is for sale for $29 million.
But for a Hamptons getaway and a respite from the city, the Jobs Lane House is certainly worth the asking price.
Of course, the 6,500-square-foot property comes with the requisite amenities and a layout befitting the ultra-wealthy.
The Bates Masi + Architects-designed house in Bridgehampton South boasts seven bedrooms, a heated gunnite pool, a luxe kitchen with countertop seating and mahogany-wrapped ceilings and floors.
Pristine lawn space and access to sandy beaches and the nearby ocean are also a prime draw for such a space, which Hedgerow calls a “the ultimate setting for summer in the Hamptons.”
A select few assuredly might get the chance to step into a setting befitting Billions, and that’s undoubtedly one way to make the season worthwhile.