A resort-style Gold Coast mansion that was once home to actor Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson is set to go under the hammer.

The 50-year-old Fast & Furious  star rented the sprawling waterfront luxury pad in 2014 while filming San Andreas in Queensland.

Located in the ritzy Surfers Paradise suburb of the Isle of Capri, the gigantic six-bedroom, six- bathroom home is being sold off-market without a price listing.

Built by entrepreneur Doug Spong in the 1990s, on the Nerang River, the gorgeous spread was last sold in 2016 for $15.5million, reports realestate.com

Styled to capture the atmosphere of an Balinese ‘island paradise’, the design features include lavish timber finishings, gigantic atriums and expansive living spaces with amazing water views.

Covering 2,197square metres, the palatial spread also has its own private beach, a rainforest garden and a pool.

Other highlights include a gym and sauna, a billiard den, private cinema and a wine cellar.

According to the publication, the current owners Hongbo Li and Liyan Song have owned the estate since 2016.

Meanwhile, the Isle of Capri is known for its sky-high real estate, with the $27million sale of a mansion in 2020 setting the record for Surfers Paradise.

Johnson reportedly paid $20,000 a week while filming the disaster movie San Andreas at the nearby studios on the Gold Coast.

Near that time, Johnson had been recognised by Forbes magazine as 2013’s highest grossing actor.

Between Fast & Furious 6, Pain & Gain, G.I. Joe: Retaliation and Snitch, his 2013 films grossed over $1.3billion worldwide at the box office.

The super-fit actor’s most recent films include Black Adam and DC League of Super Pets.