A sprawling waterfront estate that was once the site of the “Crimson Jihad” terrorist compound in “True Lies,” is now on the market in the Florida Keys.

Located at 16750 Old State Rd., on Sugarloaf Key, the home was built in 1959 and is locally known as Blue Water Lagoon. But the home is arguably best known for its prominent cameo in director James Cameron’s 1994 action comedy starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jamie Lee Curtis, Tom Arnold, Bill Paxton and Tia Carrere.

About a third of “True Lies” was shot in Florida, specifically the Keys and Miami.

Some of the more memorable scenes include when Cameron blew up the Seven Mile Bridge (filmed at the Overseas Highway in Key Largo), or when Schwarzenegger says “You’re fired,” and shoots a missile with the main antagonist attached to it at a terrorist helicopter (filmed at the Colonial Bank Centre in downtown Miami).

However, Blue Water Lagoon also had some great scenes.

Credit: Photo via Ocean Sotheby's International Realty

In 1993, the previous owners were approached by Cameron to use the home and an adjacent lot as a production site, according to listing agents. The director ended up building an entire terrorist compound set on the home’s property. He also set up food tents and trailers for the crew, as well as a dedicated gym tent for Schwarzenegger to stay cut in between scenes.

The compound was where Schwarzenegger’s character is drugged with truth serum and confesses to his spouse, played by Jamie Lee Curtis, that he is in fact not a software salesman but a secret agent. He then tells the torturer how he’s going to kill him and escape. “And what makes you think you can do all that?” asks the torturer. “You know my handcuffs? I’ve picked them,” responds Schwarzenegger.

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Shortly after these scenes, and a massive body count, the home was a blown up with a nuclear warhead.

Luckily the home was not actually destroyed. Today, the 5,208-square-foot home sits on 2.3-acre lot, and comes with six bedrooms and six bathrooms. It also features a private marina with two boat lifts and a boat ramp, an outdoor cabana bar, a zero-entry pool, an observation deck, a maid’s quarters and more.

If you’d like to own a piece of Hollywood history, the estate is currently asking $7,995,000, and the listing agents are Jenna Stauffer and Kim Bagnell Thaler of Ocean Sotheby’s International Realty.