Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch Gatehouse was added to Your Favorites!
Los Olivos, California
Claim this place to tell your story your way.
The Neverland Ranch was home to a private zoo that housed exotic animals like elephants, giraffes, and even a chimpanzee named Bubbles.
The ranch featured a full amusement park complete with a Ferris wheel, carousel, and roller coaster, designed for the enjoyment of children and guests.
Michael Jackson named the ranch 'Neverland' after the mythical island in J.M. Barrie's 'Peter Pan,' where children never grow up.
The Neverland Ranch served as a filming location for the 1983 movie 'The Color Purple,' directed by Steven Spielberg.
Spanning approximately 2,700 acres, Neverland Ranch was as large as some small towns, offering vast landscapes and privacy.
The architecture of the ranch's main house was inspired by the Tudor style, featuring intricate woodwork and classic design elements.
Neverland Ranch boasted a fully operational train station and railway, allowing guests to tour the property in style.
