The palatial estate owned by Bruce Wayne. The back of the mansion is built on the edge of a cliff overlooking the bay.
The entrance gates have two bronze bucking stallion sculptures.
History[]
Wayne Enterprises tunnel[]
A underground tunnel was built connecting Bruce's office at Wayne Enterprises all the way to the Batcave, which he could reach within minutes via super fast bullet-tube. A circus performer named Dick Grayson eventually discovered an entrance to the Batcave that was concealed behind a silverware storage cupboard. This eventually led to him becoming Batman's partner.
Stormed by Two-Face goons[]
Two-Face's Thugs invaded the estate and interrupted Bruce's date with Dr. Chase Meridian once. This was prompted by the Riddler's discovery of Wayne's secret identity after the NygmaTech party. After the house was sieged Ridder used a device in his cane to find Alfred secret silverware cupboard.
Curing MacGregor's Syndrome[]
Barbara Wilson came to live at the third house after hearing of her uncle Alfred's illness. This was kept secret from Bruce and Dick, though Wayne later deduced what was going on. Dick witnessed Barbra stealing one of his motorcycles using the estate's surveillance system. This is how he learned of her street racing to fund Alfred's medical expenses. Later after defrosting the city at Gotham Observatory, two vials Mr. Freeze's cure to stage one of MacGregor's Syndrome were acquired by Batman. After returning home the trinity's Ice Armor was removed in haste, when Bruce hooked up Alfred's IV he was still wearing his Sonar bodysuit at his bedside. Dick and Barbara couldn't sleep and ordered pizza, resting in the foyer until dawn. Alfred rose at the top of the staircase to greet them, insisting that were going to have to build a larger cave.
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Behind the scenes[]
Background information and notes[]
the Webb Institute in Glen Cove, New York was used for the exterior shots of Wayne Manor.
Gallery[]
Batman Forever[]
Batman & Robin[]
