Five Finger Death Punch’s Zoltan Bathory Is Selling Massive $28M Castle

Five Finger Death Punch guitarist Zoltan Bathory is ready to move on from his Las Vegas castle that looks like it was ripped right from the pages of a fairy tale.

According to Mansion Global, Bathory spent $3.25 million on the castle in 2019 before putting a ton of work into it over the next six years. Now, he has it listed for $28 million.

"This home is an absolute masterpiece, all due to Zoltan's incredible vision," Monica Nalbantoglu, a realtor who is working with Bathory to sell the property, said.

According to information provided by Nalbantoglu, the home is located in a gated community and is meant to be a reinterpretation of a 17th-century castle. For inspiration for the project, Bathory and a team of designers looked at European castles, yacht interiors and New York lofts.

Unique features on the exterior of the home include:

• Largest private dock in the neighborhood
• Lap pool
• Roof top deck
• Hidden rooftop elevator disguised as one of the chimneys

The floors inside the home are made of limestone shipped in from Turkey and Peru. Wood from a French chateau that is more than 500 years old was also incorporated into the redesign.

The ceiling features a mosaic pattern created by a Ukrainian artist who laid more than 100 panels that tell a story once connected.

Here is a look at what the home looks like today: