June 7, 2025 - 05:00
A stunning 137-acre estate in Southern California is now available for purchase, boasting a remarkable array of features that will captivate car enthusiasts and luxury homebuyers alike. Previously owned by automotive pioneer William Lyons, this expansive property includes an impressive 24,000-square-foot car museum, showcasing a collection that reflects the rich history of the automotive industry.
In addition to the museum, the estate is home to a sprawling 41-acre orange orchard, offering a picturesque landscape and potential agricultural opportunities. The property also features a helipad, providing convenient access for those who prefer to travel in style.
This unique estate combines luxury living with a passion for automobiles, making it a rare find in the competitive real estate market. With its rich history, expansive grounds, and exceptional amenities, this property represents an unparalleled opportunity for buyers seeking a distinctive lifestyle in Southern California.
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