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Flax Estate and Vineyard, Once Part of Fred MacMurray's Ranch, Lists for $22 Million
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What Happened?
The Flax Estate and Vineyard, a 52-acre property in California's wine country, is now on the market for $22 million. Previously owned by actor Fred MacMurray, it features vineyards and designer interiors.
Key points
- The estate spans 52 acres and includes 26 acres of organically farmed Pinot Noir vineyards.
- It features three residences designed by Ken Fulk, including a contemporary home and a renovated farmhouse.
- The property was purchased by Jeffrey and Laurie Ubben in 2016 for $21 million.
- MacMurray raised Scottish Black Angus cattle on the ranch, which dates back to 1941.
- The estate has served as a retreat for musicians and family during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Key insights
- The listing price reflects the property's historical significance and luxury appeal.
- Potential buyers may benefit from the established vineyard operation.
- The estate's design and amenities cater to both relaxation and entertainment.
Why it matters
This estate represents a unique blend of Hollywood history and modern vineyard living.
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Fred MacMurray· PersonJeffrey Ubben· PersonLaurie Ubben· PersonCalifornia· StateHealdsburg· City
Source
Times of India
