Click or scroll on for more but beware, there may be spoilers ahead…

The Elrod House in Diamonds are Forever

TCD / Prod.DB / Alamy Stock Photo

The otherworldly Elrod House was designed by architect John Lautner for interior designer Arthur Elrod. You can see it here, almost hidden on a craggy Californian hilltop, in  Diamonds are Forever – a  Sean Connery classic from 1971.

The Elrod House, California, USA

TCD / Prod.DB / Alamy Stock Photo

Built in 1968, the luxurious concrete residence with its conical dome is perched on a hillside a mile outside of Palm Springs – the perfect viewpoint for Blofeld’s stooges to spot an incoming Bond.

The Elrod House, California, USA

TCD / Prod.DB / Alamy Stock Photo

Beneath the iconic dome, a dramatic 60-foot circular living room oozes elegance and style, with a black herringbone floor and atmospheric rock formations that come right into the room.

Swathes of glass frame sweeping views of the breathtaking valley below – as we can see from this scene in which Bond attempts to fight off two of Blofeld’s henchwomen.

The Elrod House, California, USA

TCD / Prod.DB / Alamy Stock Photo

Bond was less than impressed at being thrown into the pool, but we’d love to take a dip in the circular structure – particularly with that incredible view!

Elsewhere, there are five bedrooms and a separate guest house, so there’s ample space to host sophisticated soirees.

The Elrod House, California, USA

Anwar Hussein / Getty Images

Back in 1971, Connery was snapped between takes relaxing in the home’s iconic living room. He’s sitting in a classic 1969 Gaetano Pesce ‘Up’ chair.

These days there’s a state-of-the-art gym adjacent to the main living space, which leads out onto a concrete terrace flanked by palm trees. We can’t imagine a more idyllic place to work out.