Now you can take another look at what life was once like for the real "Wolf of Wall Street."
Jordan Belfort's former New York home has come onto the market for just shy of $3.4 million. Belfort is a former stock broker who was played by Leonardo DiCaprio in Martin Scorsese's 2013 film "The Wolf of Wall Street."
This five-bedroom mansion in one of Long Island's most affluent neighborhoods, Old Brookville, was seized by the federal government and sold in 2001 to help pay back the $110 million Belfort owed his fraud victims.
In true Belfort style, the house is well-equipped for a party and comes with a three-car garage, gym, large pool, and multiple entertaining rooms
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