Moving across the street is Will Smith’s two-story villa.
Will Smith owns more than just conventional real estate; he also owns one of the most expensive mobile houses in the world, a $2.5 mιllιon movable marvel.
This lavish home-on-wheels was created by Anderson Mobile Estates, a renowned American company that specializes in luxury mobile homes for the discerning elite, and it serves as a symbol of extravagance and ingenuity.
The revolutionary journey began in 1999 when the Anderson family sold the business and set off on a world tour. The Anderson family started Star Trax Celebrity Coaches in 1987.
The most amazing “luxury land yachts” in the world were developed as a result of their trips. Their first creation, “The Studio,” which eventually came into Will Smith’s ownership, was born as a result of this journey’s climɑx.
It was designed specifically to fulfill the needs of extended work-related separations, becoming a mobile sanctuary of elegance and luxury, and was renamed “The Heat” in honor of his picture by the same nɑme.
This remarkable vehicle seems as a multi-story apartment perched atop a 22-wheeled framework, a work of beauty in architecture. The idea of a foldable roof for mobile houses was invented by Anderson Mobile Estates, who cleverly employed an eight-piston mechanism to elevate the upper level by almost a meter as necessary, elegantly switching into transit mode.
The second level is a flexible room that can hold up to 30 people for either opulent celebrations or a private office enclave, with a width of 16.7 meters and an interior area up to 111.5 square meters.
The bottom level includes a dining room, a spacious walk-in closet, and a fully functional kitchen. A small office and a professional cosmetics station are located in the main lounge area.
The interior, which exudes the ambiance of an opulent house, makes use of premium materials and contemporary amenities that are reminiscent of a high-end boat.
The area is accented with granite countertops, 14 TVs in plenty, and leather-covered chairs and ceilings, all of which were supported by an investment of about $155,000. The $25,000 magnificent bathroom includes a separate sauna and dry toilet and is adorned with touch-activated frosted glass doors.
The house is exceptional in every way; all of the automatic doors, often known as “Star Trek doors,” are accompanied by futuristic sound effects. Will Smith welcomed “The Heat” into his life in the early 2000s and used its influence to create both live and cinematic masterpieces.
