Michelle Pfeiffer’s Golden Age Estate For Sale

An equestrian estate built for the Golden Age and owned by Michelle Pfeiffer has just sold for $14.044 million.

Close to the beach, the stunning compound boasts 3.3 acres and five separate structures: the main house, a staff house, a pool house, stables that have been converted into a gym, and a brand-new guest house.

The historic main house sports a 6,250-square-foot floor plan with high ceilings and rustic wood beams. Bright white walls contrast with dark hardwood floors and accents. Walls of glass offer stunning garden views and lots of natural light. The rustic country kitchen opens to a romantic dining room and the enchanting two-level library, while the expansive primary suite includes a spa-inspired, en-suite bath and its own patio.

The main house is just the beginning: the staff house is a one-bed, one-bath brick unit with 446 square feet; the two-story guest house is a spacious 1,200-square-foot new construction; the pool house is over 1,000 square feet with a bathroom and spa; and the free-standing gym is over 800 square feet.

A rare gem with a large lot in Pacific Palisades, the park-like grounds still have space for horses. Meandering paths wind through enchanting gardens, offering a peaceful atmosphere just moments away from everything the city has to offer. A full-size pool and several covered patios make the compound an ideal summer sanctuary.

Pacific Palisades is a secluded, upscale neighborhood in LA’s Westside, consisting of a strip of prime surf beach and the rolling hills above it. A close-knit community with a small-town feel, it is rarely visited by tourists and has become a haven for celebrities. A few illustrious residents include Steven Spielberg, Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson, Whoopi Goldberg, and Matt Damon.

The listing was held by F. Ron Smith and David Berg of Smith & Berg Partners at Compass.