Island-based Netflix is putting its Glass Onion complex up for sale for $450 million on Zillow.

Make way, "Wednesday": the new Netflix hit is an ad on Zillow.

The streaming service's marketing team decided to place a virtual listing on the popular real estate website Zillow for a Greek island with the mysterious name "Glass Bow: A Knife Mystery."

A fictional ad on Zillow offers to purchase the 17-bedroom, 22-bathroom, 29,000-square-foot "Island Commons Extravaganza" for just $450 million.

Perhaps it's a reference to the fact that Netflix was rumored to have paid that amount for the rights to make the second and third Detective Benoit Blanc (Daniel Craig) films.

The 26-acre lot, which in the movie is owned by eccentric tech billionaire Miles Bron, played by Edward Norton, has just one rooftop parking space.

The fictional ad states that the island complex combines graceful architecture and sophisticated design, prioritizing nature and luxury. It is accessible only by yacht and is adorned with oversized statues. Owners can also enjoy a collection of high-end art, including works by Banksy and Francis Bacon, making this complex a truly priceless acquisition.

In addition to the main mansion, the movie shows seven private studio villas, each inspired by a different chakra.

Of course, even if you have millions to lay out to purchase the Glass Onion estate, you still won't be able to buy it. The "learn more" link on the listing page leads to the "The Glass Onion" page on the official Netflix website.

Filming for the sequel Knives in the Back took place primarily at the Amanzoe Hotel in Porto Heli, Greece, with interiors shot on location in Belgrade, Serbia.

However, viewers will be able to bring that villa right into their living rooms, with "The Glass Onion" coming to Netflix on December 23.

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