Photos: Storied, hidden Stinson Beach compound for sale for $15M
A 2.6-acre beachfront compound on Stinson Beach, which has hosted celebrities the likes of John Steinbeck and Al Capone, is for sale for $15 million.
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Dubbed “Willow Camp,” the property has hosted gatherings and celebrity getaways since the early 1900s.
The compound includes a seven-bedroom main house, renovated guest house, lap pool and ocean access. Some other unique features include a standalone one-bed Airstream Park, four studio houses imported from Bali, a private pond, a speakeasy bar and props from the original set of Bonanza.
Butch Haze from Compass is the listing agent.
The beach access and private location has attracted many celebrities throughout the years, according to Haze, including rocker Jerry Garcia who would throw large, lavish parties on the site.