Legend has it that when Bob Dylan, Neil Young, and Joan Baez were looking for a place to become inspired, they found their way to 1529 Will Geer in Topanga, where they sat on the property’s pinnacle rock formation. If you look closely, you just may see some familiar names carved into the rock. Similar lore has the Chumash Indians gathering here in what they considered their sacred spot, soaking in the creative forces of the site. Gaze upon the glorious and glorified land of this truly unique and special estate, and it’s not hard to see why.

This five-bedroom, four-and-one-half-bath, 4,700-square-foot gated Hacienda boasts breathtaking mountain views and a whole host of amazing features, from commercial-grade solar panels that enable the owner to sell back electricity, to the spiritual atmosphere designed according to the properties of Feng Shui, to the new 600-foot private well, to the detached studio/workshop, to the outdoor spa and cold dip. The equestrian facilities include: an Olympic-size dressage arena, a German horse exerciser, 10 stalls, nine corrals, a round pen, two barns, and tack and feed rooms.

The home’s interior features, include brick vaulted ceilings, imported Italian kitchen tile, French pavers from Provence, additional materials imported and placed onsite by Andean craftsman, and centuries-old, hand-hewn doors, beams, and cabinetry—some salvaged from the demolition of grand South American haciendas—give the home a sense of authenticity and history, while its 10-year-old construction ensures that all the latest and most desired amenities are offered. This home truly combines the best of the past and the future, with a lush and luxurious presentation amongst peaceful, Zen-like surroundings.