King Gillette Ranch

King Gillette Ranch is a window into Southern California’s colorful past, from the Chumash, through the era of Missions and Spanish land grants, to Hollywood in the 1930s, nestled in the heart of the Santa Monica Mountains.
Built for razor magnate King C. Gillette in 1928, the stunning historic mansion was designed by Wallace Neff, known as the Architect of California’s Golden Age.
The Spanish Colonial Revival mansion evokes an old Hollywood glamour, while the rolling lawns, formal courtyards, a