Gianni Versace’s South Beach estate sold for $41.5 million. Jealous? Take a tour through the Mediterranean-style manse—and don’t skip the pool lined with 24-karat gold. Gaston De Cardenas/Reuters The pool area at the South Beach, Miami mansion formerly owned by fashion designer Gianni Versace features a 54-foot mosaic pool lined with 24-karat gold. Gaston De Cardenas/Reuters The Versace mansion was offered for sale at an auction on September 17, 2013. Gaston De Cardenas/Reuters The main courtyard of the South Beach mansion. Versace spent $33 million renovating it before he was fatally shot in 1997. Gaston De Cardenas/Reuters The breathtaking view from one of the portals of the observatory. Gaston De Cardenas/Reuters The South Beach skyline is the backdrop to the pool area. Gaston De Cardenas/Reuters Another view of the main courtyard. © Gaston De Cardenas / Reuters Detail of a courtyard fountain. Gaston De Cardenas/Reuters The castle-like entrance to the South Beach mansion. Gaston De Cardenas/Reuters One of the many foyers in the South Beach digs. Gaston De Cardenas/Reuters The Empire Suite. Gaston De Cardenas/Reuters An open-air hallway. Gaston De Cardenas/Reuters The Moroccan Suite. Gaston De Cardenas/Reuters The Aviary Suite. The balcony of the Mosaic Suite. Gaston De Cardenas/Reuters The bathroom of the Moroccan Suite. Gaston De Cardenas/Reuters The curtained tub in the bathroom of the Mosiac Suite. Gaston De Cardenas/Reuters Detail of the clock that adorns the Grand Lounge. Gaston De Cardenas/Reuters The Azure Suite. Gaston De Cardenas/Reuters The Grand Lounge. Gaston De Cardenas/Reuters Madonna stayed in the Mosaic Suite while visiting. Gaston De Cardenas/Reuters The Villa suite adjacent to the Empire Suite. Gaston De Cardenas/Reuters A grand staircase at the South Beach mansion. Gaston De Cardenas/Reuters