Michael Jackson’s Californian ranch, Neverland, has been put on the market for $100 million. The property, located near Santa Barbara, is now called ‘Sycamore Valley Ranch,’ but parts of the original amusement park remain. The iconic floral clock, spelling out ‘Neverland,’ still exists, as does the building that housed the Neverland Valley Fire Department.
There is also a swimming pool with a cabana, a barbecue area, basketball court and a tennis court, plus a 5–seat movie theatre with a private viewing balcony.
If you’ve got some spare cash lying around, take a peek through the beautiful property (and if you’re like us, just imagine what it would be like to call this place of the King of Pop home).
An aerial view of the ranch in 2001. The floral clock, train station and train tracks are still there. Image via Jason Kirk/ Getty Images.
Amusement park rides on the ranch in 2001. Image via Jason Kirk/ Getty Images.
Image via Jim Bartsch.
Image via Jim Bartsch.
Image via Jim Bartsch.
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