“The White Lotus” Season 3 has been full of twists and turns—with the ultimate twist set to unfold in the series finale when it airs tonight.

All eyes will be on the fictional Thai resort as viewers wait to learn which of the guests falls victim to an unfortunate—and potentially gruesome—death, with online conspiracy theories suggesting that almost every main character could well be at risk.

But while the latest installment of showrunner Mike White‘s hit series has proven all but impossible to look away from thanks to the gripping plot, there has also been another scene-stealing element to add to each episode’s appeal: the jaw-dropping real estate.

One home in particular has captivated the attention of audiences—that of mysterious villain Gary, played by Jon Gries, who appeared in the first two seasons of the show as Greg, a man who seemingly vanished shortly before his wealthy wife died while fleeing from a group of would-be assassins.

Fans have been waiting with bated breath to see if Greg-Gary, as he is now known, will ‘fess up to hiring the men who tried to kill his spouse in a bid to gain control over her vast fortune—especially after it was revealed that he has been living in the lap of luxury since moving to Thailand, where he resides in a spectacular hilltop villa.

In reality, however, it seems there was no property quite sensational enough to serve as Greg-Gary’s Thai dwelling—so much so that the production team actually rented two equally dazzling homes to play the part of his home.

Remarkably, as first reported by Curbed, the two homes are not even on the same island; however, they share a number of other qualities, including the fact that they are both available for rent.

The on-camera villas

Samujana Village 12

This elegant, contemporary, ocean-view villa is perched just above the tranquil Plai Laem Beach, on Ko Samui. It’s actually available for rent on Airbnb, at the somewhat reasonable rate of $19,022 for five nights.

Up to 14 guests can enjoy the seven bedrooms and 8.5 baths, plus lavish amenities including an infinity saltwater pool, a professional gym, a plush cinema, floating stairs, reflection pools, and a game room.

Those who played Greg-Gary’s guests in “The White Lotus” certainly did.

It’s one of several villages on a posh estate, where all who stay there enjoy uniformed security, water and island views, tennis courts, and daily breakfast.

Amaravida

Other scenes, like when Greg-Gary Googles another character from Season 2 who suspects she knows his nefarious background, take place in Amaravida, on Phuket overlooking the coastline of Cape Yamu.

One of 26 villas in a 60-acre gated compound, it features seven bedrooms, seven full-time staffers, two pools (one with a glass side), a wine cellar, a video golf course, a hot tub on the roof, private beach access, and some of the best water views in Thailand.

It rents for $5,698 to $13,650 per night, according to Curbed.

Want a ‘White Lotus’-worthy estate closer to home?

While jetting off on a five-star vacation to a luxury resort in Thailand is a dream to most, it’s not the most practical way to enjoy a taste of luxury.

Thankfully, there are plenty of posh pads in the U.S. where that kind of lavish resort-style living is readily available, if you’re willing to pay a premium.

Much like Greg-Gary’s villa(s), all of the “White Lotus”-worthy homes have one key component in common: They provide the ultimate in five-star amenities, many of which have been chosen specifically to help residents relax and de-stress.

Fancy a soak in a private saltwater pool? Look no further than a $135 million Miami mansion. Or perhaps you would rather relax in an in-house sauna? Then a $47.5 million Palm Beach estate might be the place for you.

What ever your preference, there’s a five-star property perfectly suited to your tastes.

3585 Anchorage Way, Miami, FL

Price: $135,000,000

Coconut Grove’s Banyan Ridge Estate is so named because of its irreplaceable 100-year-old Banyan tree that overlooks cascading waterfalls, tropical saltwater fish ponds, and a graceful 11,855-square-foot mansion.

Sprawling over 4 waterfront acres, the estate features 13 bedrooms, 19 bathrooms, and 180 feet of ocean frontage. It’s brimming with resort-style amenities including a private dock, an infinity pool and spa, meditation gardens, and fine finishes throughout.

78-133 Ehukai St, Kailua Kona, HI

Price: $13,999,000

Ka Hale Hanu has also been featured on a (reality) TV series. The Balinese-inspired estate could be a real bargain—it’s being auctioned off on April 22, and the starting bids are expected to begin between $3.5 million and $7.5 million.

Spanning nearly an acre along Keauhou Bay, it includes a 6,667-square-foot main house with seven bathrooms and seven bedrooms—three of them primaries. A wide-open floor plan, soaring ceilings, and floor-to-ceiling, retractable windows allow for expansive views and gentle ocean breezes throughout.

Among the estate’s most prominent features is an 80,000-gallon tropical lagoon pool with a separate wading pool and a private sand beach area, with natural stone steps that provide direct ocean access.

2415 Casas De Marbella Dr, Palm Beach Gardens, FL

Price: $47,500,000

This new Oro Estate in Palm Beach Gardens, FL is so fancy it has its own custom scent piped throughout and is branded with its own designer logo.

The lavish six-bedroom, 11-bath smart house measures 16,000+ square feet and features resort-style amenities including a detached guesthouse, pool, and outdoor showers, plus a wellness center that includes an oversized sauna, a full gym, a massage studio, a hair salon, and even yoga gardens with waterfalls.

113 E Twenty Sixth St, Sea Island, GA

Price: $40,000,000

The fantastical, modern, signature architectural masterpiece built by iconic architect John Portman for his own use sits on a 3.2-acre, oceanfront property on Georgia’s ritzy Sea Island, a residential community centered on the Cloister at Sea Island hotel. With a median home listing price of $5.499 million, Sea Island’s 31561 ZIP code has the U.S.’s priciest residential real estate within a vacation resort.

The brilliantly built main residence features seven bedrooms and 8.5 baths and measures 12,586 square feet. Plus, there’s a private guest cottage, not included in the main residence’s measurements. That’s an additional four bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and 3,432 square feet of living space.

The property is highlighted by towering ceilings, expansive skylights, architectural sculptured ceilings, water features, and sculptures that give it a five-star hotel vibe unlike anywhere else in the world.

62-3680 Kiekiena Pl, Kamuela, HI

Price: $29,700,000

Once owned by TV titan Steven Bochco, creator of classic TV dramas including “Doogie Howser, M.D.” and “NYPD Blue,” this six-bedroom, 6.5-acre “Polynesian Village estate” is located in the prestigious Mauna Kea resort.

A posh vacation home linked to Napa Valley wine baron Michael Mondavi, which was rented by Kamala Harris after the election, is also within Mauna Kea; and Dodgers pitching ace Shohei Ohtani recently purchased a homesite in the enclave.

The 1.62-acre, bluff-top property features Balinese, Chinese, and Hawaiian design elements and includes a separate four-bedroom guest villa. Featured in Architectural Digest, it’s highlighted by an outdoor kitchen and dining pavilion, an 80-foot infinity pool, and poolside pavilions.

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