Jackson paid $19.5 million for the iconic estate in the late 1980s, but after the singer defaulted on a loan, real estate investment firm Colony Capital bought it in 2008 for $22.5 million.Spanning 2,700 acres in the Santa Ynez Valley, the park-like property has recently been rebranded as Sycamore Valley Ranch. A four-hour documentary titledwhich shares the accounts of two men claiming Jackson sexually abused them as children at the home, airs next week on HBO.
A 12,000-square-foot mansion designed by architect Robert Altevers anchors the grounds. Built in the French Normandy style, it holds six bedrooms and nine bathrooms, including a master wing with its own garden.Nearly two dozen other structures populate the property, including three guesthouses, a movie theater with a stage, a brick train station and equestrian facilities such as barns, animal shelters, corrals and a maintenance shop.
The landscape, which Compass listing agent Kyle Forsyth calls a “naturalist’s paradise,” consists of mountains, tree-covered fields and grassy plains. In addition, there’s a four-acre lake with a waterfall.This marks the third attempt to sell the estate. After asking nine digits four years ago, the ranch was offered at $67 million in 2017.Jackson was regarded as a global icon during his career, and his album “Thriller” is the best-selling record ever. He died in 2009 at age 50.
It's creepy. It will cost millions to take all the rides down. Nobody wants that on their property plus he died there. I'm sure if he donated it to charity it could become some kind of a destination resort or rehab for sick, disabled or poor kids.
There’s pedo all over everything.
Who wants to spend 31mil to live at a carnival?
Turn it into a sweat lodge retreat destination.
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