Friday, May 29, 2015

Michael Jackson’s Neverland is for sale for a staggering 780 million – TV 2

If you have 780 million dollars lying to spare, this could be the right moment to invest in property. Otherwise, the pop king Michael Jackson’s personal paradise, Neverland in California, be yours.

PRIVATE NATURE PARK: Michael Jackson lived in Neverland for 15 years. Here is a picture of the entrance gate, as it looked in 2004. (AP Photo / Mark J. Terrill, File)

The 2700 acre estate is actually for sale for $ 100 million, writes Wall Street Journal.

faded amusement park

The large property was purchased by Jackson in 1987 for $ 19.5 million, and he stayed there for over 15 years. The large area was made into Jackson’s private amusement park with rides, great parks and a private zoo.

One year before his death in 2009, the pop king will have to leave the ranch and put away all those exotic animals when he could no longer pay to operate it. The animals were scattered to the four winds, rides were closed and goods overdue.

All the employees were dismissed, and the goods were handed over to himself.

The property was then sold to an investment company that invested millions in renovation with plans to sell it on.

MAIN HOUSE: This was Michael Jackson’s home in Neverland for 15 years. The picture was taken in 2009. (AP Photo / Chris Carlson)

The train station is left

Although the rides and zoo are gone, still stands Jacksons train station and rail services in the property.

Train Station STANDS STILL: Jackson had their own rail services on the ranch. These and train station is still standing. (AP Photo / Chris Carlson)

The main house is 12 000 square meters and has six bedrooms, plus a separate wing for the staff and it is located between the ranch two rivers.

There are also two large guesthouses close the main house, a large swimming pool, a large barbecue area, basketball court and tennis court.

A separate screening room with 50 seats and a private balcony, also comes with at purchase.

HALL: Brown interior and large chandeliers characterized Neverland-ranch when Jackson left it in 2009. The investment company that owns it now, will have spent many millions on renovations. (AP Photo / Carolyn Kaster)

Difficult to get the view

If you are considering purchasing the goods, you need to through a rigorous process before getting getting on display. It is not so that anyone can come and see.

– The seller will not hold many views. We’re not going to hold tours, says Suzanne Perkins in the real estate company Sotheby’s.

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