Scenic ranch for sale in California shows off ‘artistry of desert living.’ See it
An estate hidden in the California desert has landed on the real estate market for $1.395 million.
The scenic “Know Where Ranch,” which is named after a legendary Los Angeles bar, sits in Pioneertown. Owned by music producer Aric Christopher, the estate is “an extraordinary testament to the artistry of desert living,” listing agent Shaun Alan-Lee said in a news release.
“Know Where Ranch takes its name from the Know Where Bar, which is not just a bar but an iconic piece of Los Angeles history. The bar itself, meticulously recreated to match the original Hollywood one in both color and bar stools, exudes a true saloon vibe. This homage to the past infuses the property with an authentic and nostalgic charm that harkens back to the golden era of Hollywood and the allure of the Old West.”
The ranch, which vibrates with “rural charm,” the listing notes, comes with an abundance of features, including:
Skylight
Windows with wood framing
Rustic flair
Upgraded light fixtures
Marble countertops
Nature views
Outdoor casitas
Infinity pool
Gas fire pit
Functioning well
The primary house has four bedrooms and upgraded bathrooms. The artwork stands out in the ranch as well.
“Inside, custom murals and art adorn the walls, crafted by the talented hands of Penelope Misa and Ron The Killer,” Alan-Lee says, according to media materials.
“These bespoke artworks bring a unique and vibrant dimension to the property, celebrating the fusion of artistic expression with the desert’s rugged beauty. Know Where Ranch is more than a residence; it’s a living canvas where creativity and heritage converge, offering an unparalleled experience for those who appreciate the artistry of desert living.”
The listing is held by Alan-Lee of Carolwood Estates and Keith Markovitz and Clayton Baldwin at Compass.
Pioneertown is about 70 miles east of San Bernardino.
This story was originally published December 17, 2023 at 10:00 AM with the headline "Scenic ranch for sale in California shows off ‘artistry of desert living.’ See it."