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An exceptional opportunity to own approximately 68 private acres in Los Angeles County, combining cinematic history, substantial infrastructure, panoramic views, and a distinctive Southern California setting. Located along Soledad Canyon in Acton, this legacy ranch borders the Angeles National Forest, with the San Gabriel Mountains to the south and views extending north toward Parker Mountain. Along this stretch, the canyon runs east to west, creating an expansive setting framed by dramatic mountain landscapes. Mature palms, sculptural cacti, native manzanita, chaparral, yucca, maguey, and other high-desert plantings give the grounds a rich and unmistakable California character. A historic gold mine adds a rare connection to the region's past, while the acreage and surrounding natural landscape offer a remarkable sense of privacy and seclusion. The property has served as the backdrop for feature films, television productions, and national commercial campaigns, and continues to be actively scouted for future projects. An established internal road network, three dedicated parking areas, and extensive production infrastructure have accommodated large-scale productions. A location manager familiar with the property is available upon request. Significant capital improvements distinguish this offering, including a reported investment exceeding $500,000 in electrical and utility infrastructure. Improvements include new utility poles and transformers, fire-protection improvements to the electrical infrastructure, a new permitted main electrical service, and electrical distribution throughout the ranch. A 138-foot private well supplies a 10,000-gallon epoxy-coated steel storage tank, with approximately one mile of buried 2-inch PVC water lines delivering water to the residence, barns, and permitted structures throughout the property. Additional improvements include a 5,000-gallon septic system, upgraded copper water lines, insulated plumbing, new ABS waste lines, upgraded fencing and gates, and extensive structural enhancements. The existing residence, barns, and multiple permitted buildings provide flexibility for restoration, renovation, or reimagining, supported by infrastructure already distributed across the ranch. Whether envisioned as a future luxury estate, equestrian ranch, private retreat, family compound, filming location, wellness retreat, corporate getaway, or long-term investment, the property offers a range of possibilities to explore, subject to applicable zoning, permits, and approvals. Its combination of acreage, established production use, historic character, and substantial utility improvements makes this a distinctive offering for buyers seeking a property beyond the conventional residential estate. With its forest boundary, panoramic mountain vistas, and enduring connection to California's landscape and entertainment history, this legacy ranch presents an opportunity to shape its next chapter. Buyer to independently verify all information, including acreage, boundaries, access and easements, building permits, utility capacities, mineral rights, and suitability for intended uses, future development, or subdivision.
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67.96 acresLot Size
$1,757Price/Sq.Ft.
10 spacesParking
Listed by Renee Ryan•DRE #02058023• eXp Realty of Greater Los Angeles
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Last updated by owner on Jul 7, 2026.
A-2-2
Heavy Agricultural
The Agricultural Zones A-2 are established to permit a comprehensive range of agricultural uses in areas particularly suited for agricultural activities. Permitted uses are intended to encourage agricultural activities and other such uses required for, or desired by, the inhabitants of the community. An area so zoned may provide the land necessary to permit low-density single-family residential development, outdoor recreational uses, and public and institutional facilities.
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