A portion of the historic Russian River Valley ranch once owned by actor Fred MacMurray is on the market for $22 million. The offering spans 52 acres of the former 1,750-acre property and includes a 4,000-square-foot home, a caretaker’s cottage and an upgraded farmhouse, with views of Mount St. Helena and Fitch Mountain.
Key takeaways
- The 52-acre property is part of MacMurray Ranch, established by the actor in 1941.
- The asking price is $22 million.
- The offering includes a main home, a new caretaker’s cottage and a renovated 1940s farmhouse.
A piece of MacMurray Ranch
MacMurray, a prominent performer across radio, film and television during Hollywood’s Golden Age, bought a large tract in California’s Russian River Valley in 1941. The property became known as MacMurray Ranch and covered about 1,750 acres. The current offering represents a portion of that historic estate rather than the entire ranch.
What the property includes
The 52-acre listing features a 4,000-square-foot residence set amid views of Mount St. Helena and Fitch Mountain. It also includes a newly built caretaker’s cottage and an upgraded farmhouse dating to the 1940s. Together, the buildings give the property a mix of newer accommodation and historic ranch character.
Asking price and setting
The property is listed for $22 million. Its acreage and mountain outlook place it within the scenic Russian River Valley, while its connection to MacMurray adds a notable piece of Hollywood history to the estate. The available details do not specify further information about the home’s interior, the ranch’s current use or the terms of the sale.