The Long Island mansion of 'Wolf of Wall Street' can be yours for $3.4 million

Are you a Leonardo DiCaprio fan? If yes, then it's for you.

Because Jordan Belfort's former New York home has come onto the market for just shy of $3.4 million.

Surprised? But, it's true.

You can now have the chance to look at what life was once like for the real "Wolf of Wall Street." 

Belfort who was a former stockbroker in Martin Scorsese's The Wolf of the Wall Street'  (the character played by Leonardo DiCaprio) has now his mansion to sell for just $3.4 million.

The 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, according to Reuters.

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.

It's a commutable distance from Manhattan but deep into the exclusive country-club territory. 

So, What's your plan?