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Jackie Gleason’s UFO Mansion Is Back on the Market for $5.5M

Jackie Gleason’s UFO-shaped Florida mansion, listed for $5.5 million, blends retro luxury with paranormal flair.
Jackie Gleason’s UFO mansion lands back in the spotlight with a $5.5M price tag, blending Hollywood eccentricity, paranormal obsession, and retro luxury into one unforgettable Florida estate.

The Honeymooners legend built a flying saucer home. It’s finally up for sale.

He built it to commune with aliens. Now you can buy it. Jackie Gleason’s flying saucer-shaped Florida estate, complete with a UFO pool and paranormal library, is listed for $5.5 million.

A Flying Saucer You Can Live In

Located in Westchester, Florida, the circular home was designed to resemble a UFO. Gleason’s obsession with extraterrestrials shaped every detail, from the curved walls and spaceship-inspired pool to a separate guesthouse called the “Scout Ship.” According to the New York Post, “The Mothership” estate also includes a bar, library, and entertainment spaces that reflect Gleason’s otherworldly taste.

Gleason’s Alien Fascination Went Deep

Gleason’s interest in UFOs wasn’t just for show. He reportedly built the home after a conversation with President Richard Nixon about government-held evidence of alien life. While the details of that exchange remain part of pop culture lore, Gleason’s commitment to the paranormal was unmistakable. He filled the property with books on unexplained phenomena and surrounded himself with guests who shared his curiosity.

According to River Journal Online, the estate was designed for high-profile entertaining. Gleason hosted celebrities including Frank Sinatra, Marilyn Monroe, Joe DiMaggio, and Nixon himself. The home featured three original bars, a game room, and a marble dance floor, with each space crafted to reflect Gleason’s larger-than-life persona and his fascination with the unknown.

Why It’s Trending Again

With renewed public interest in UFOs and government disclosures about unidentified aerial phenomena, Gleason’s estate is more relevant than ever. The listing has sparked buzz among real estate watchers, pop culture fans, and alien truthers alike.

Whether you believe in aliens or not, Gleason’s Mothership proves one thing: Hollywood eccentricity never dies. It just goes up for sale.

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