Celine Dion drops the price of her ostentatious Florida mansion

Cue all your Titanic jokes – the price of Celine Dion’s Florida estate just keeps sinking.

After another price reduction, it’s now down $US26 million ($36.5 million) on the original price and is currently listed through Fenton Lang Bruner & Associates for $US45.5 million ($64 million).

At 2.2 hectares in size, it features a 912-square-metre house, 148 metres of ocean frontage, a guest house, tennis house and pool house.

There’s also the aforementioned water park-style group of pools, with a couple of white water slides and a “lazy river” which enables swimmers to drift from one pool to the other without having to exert themselves too much.

Dion initially bought one Jupiter Island property in June 2005 and picked up the vacant lot next door three years later.

Jupiter Island is a prestigious area and has been home to various celebrities over the years, including Greg Norman and Tiger Woods.

Dion was reportedly fined for water use in 2008 and later constructed six wells on the property to supply the extensive pool system, which requires around 26 million litres of water annually.

According to Pagesix, she sued her and her now late husband’s architect in 2006 for “for allegedly causing delays of nearly a year” over problems with building an octagonal living room.

The property was listed at around $US72 million in August 2013, and then lowered to $US62.5m in April 2014.

Dion also listed her mansion on a private island in the River Mille Iles in Quebec, Canada, for $CA25.5 million in 2014.

She lost her husband, Rene Angelil, to cancer at the start of the year. She is due to resume her Las Vegas residency on February 23.