In 1999, James Cameron bought a 100-acre plot of land and spent 24 years building his home

Filmmaker James Cameron purchased a scenic 100-acre property called Tranquillity Base back in 1999, envisioning it as an eco-friendly retreat. Following 24 years of careful development, the expansive 8,000-square-foot home now features striking Indonesian and Balinese interior design. The estate additionally functioned as the writing headquarters for the Avatar movie scripts. The coastal haven is currently listed on the market with a price tag of USD 33 million.