In 1999, James Cameron bought a 102-acre California ranch for $4.4 million. 24 years later, the $33 million estate revealed a life far beyond Hollywood
- James Cameron bought his 102-acre California ranch in 1999 for about $4.4 million, creating a private retreat far removed from Hollywood's usual celebrity lifestyle.
- Set within the secluded Hollister Ranch on Santa Barbara County's Gaviota Coast, the property became a family home, writing retreat, working farm and base for the filmmaker's interest in deep-sea exploration and robotics.
- Over the next two decades, Cameron and his family transformed the estate while preserving its rural character, adding extensive gardens, renewable energy systems, animal facilities and specialised workspaces.
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- James Cameron bought his 102-acre California ranch in 1999 for about $4.4 million, creating a private retreat far removed from Hollywood's usual celebrity lifestyle.
- Set within the secluded Hollister Ranch on Santa Barbara County's Gaviota Coast, the property became a family home, writing retreat, working farm and base for the filmmaker's interest in deep-sea exploration and robotics.
- Over the next two decades, Cameron and his family transformed the estate while preserving its rural character, adding extensive gardens, renewable energy systems, animal facilities and specialised workspaces.
Sources: Times of India