Brad Butterworth.
It has been nicknamed "Brad's Pit".
And after its redevelopment, yachtsman Brad Butterworth's Beach Parade mansion on Waiheke Island would surely satisfy any Hollywood movie star.
The 54-year-old former America's Cup sailor bought the land on the Oneroa beachfront in 2003 for $1.1 million.
Two 1940s bachs, which were once the clubrooms of the Waitemata Swimming and Surf Lifesaving Club, sat on the 954sq m section.
But Butterworth demolished the homes and started building a 318sq m house in 2007 now valued at $3.6 million.
Neighbours complained at the time about the hillside being dug away, calling it a scar on the landscape.
The house, designed by architects Andrew Patterson, is partly made from rock and has three bedrooms, a study, a garage, two bathrooms, a pool in a central north-facing courtyard, and a spa pool.
Living areas flow to a sheltered, enclosed pool area and rotating fins open out to the sea when Butterworth and his family are in residence, but shut "like a rock face" when no one is home.
His rates are $11,729.01 a year.
The elusive Butterworth is thought to have property all over the world.
The 19-year-old was found in a remote area in the hills of Upper Hutt.