Are you a fan of Michael Jackson and you have a few million in your bank account?
If so, you now have the opportunity to live in the favorite home of King of Pop - namely, the Neverland ranch. He bought the ranch in 1988, when he was at the height of his fame. This property takes 2.800 acres and is composed of 22 buildings. In 2005, Jackson moved out of this expansive property, which is located near Los Angeles. As he got in serious debts in 2008, he sold his favorite ranch to an investor for 23.5 million dollars. Colony Capital, who are in possession of the property now want to sell it at a cost of $ 50 million, and they also changed its name - now called Sycamore Valley Ranch.
At a cost of 50 million dollars, you get the house for guests, Movie Theater, apartments and a relaxing Zen garden. During Jackson's stay in this place, one of the most important elements of it was a playground inspired by Peter Pan, which had a Ferris wheel, swings and many other fun rides. Zen Garden is now located at the site of the field and amusement rides were removed by Jackson's children, as the last part of the restoration project. Also, on this ranch were once exotic snakes, elephants, chimpanzees and charming candy store.
Tomas Barrack Junior from Colony Capital, said: "We were just guardians of this irreplaceable property, and we are proud of the restoration, which we did, which now resembles the original elegance of that Michael created. Currently, we are thinking of selling. "
The family of Michael Jackson once said: "We hope and believe that any new owners of Neverland will appreciate the historical significance and the special nature of this beautiful property. The memory of Michael lives in our hearts and in the hearts of all his fans around the world. "However, they do not plan to buy the ranch, as the price is out of their reach.
