Villa La Gaeta is where Daniel Craig delivered his first “The name’s Bond, James Bond,” in the climactic scene of 2006’s Casino Royale, and this two-bedroom apartment sits inside the same estate. Built in 1929 by the Coppedè brothers in a turreted, Neo-Medieval eclectic style, the villa’s south-facing dépendance, the original 19th-century structure predating the main house, now holds five mid-sized apartments, including this one on the ground floor across two levels. It comes with its own private boat mooring on the estate’s pier, a lake-view terrace, and access to the property’s private beach, gardens planted with rare and exotic species, and a shared pool. The apartment runs about 1,302 square feet across two bedrooms and two bathrooms, with two private parking spaces and two cellars included.