The exquisite Farralone House, situated in Chatsworth, a charming suburban enclave nestled within the San Fernando Valley, has now been placed on the real estate market with an asking price of $16.5 million.

Crafted by the renowned architect William Pereira in 1951, this residence was originally envisioned for Dora Hutchinson, an heiress in the banking industry. The dwelling presents an iconic Californian ambiance, featuring a pool, a patio, meandering pathways enveloped by indigenous flora, all framed within the context of Mid-Century Modern architectural style. Notably, the music video for Miley Cyrus’s song “Endless Summer Vacation (Backyard Sessions)” was filmed at this location, providing breathtaking vistas that encompass the Santa Monica and San Gabriel mountains.

Over the passage of time, the Farralone House has stood as an alluring retreat for numerous celebrities. Among these luminaries, Frank Sinatra occupied the premises during the 1950s and 1960s, sharing company with notable figures like Judy Garland and Lucille Ball. Representing the property’s listing is Mike Deasy from DPP Real Estate, who characterizes this estate as an uncommon exemplar of post-war California Bauhaus design, crafted by a master architect.

Encompassing an expansive span of nearly 14 acres, the estate has garnered popularity as a favored filming location, accommodating the needs of television productions such as “Mad Men,” along with its presence in the 2006 film “Dreamgirls.” Although its availability on the market has experienced fluctuations, most recently being priced at $12.75 million the previous autumn, this offering excluded an additional 7-acre parcel zoned for the construction of 10 new dwellings. The present listing includes the entirety of the estate, presenting a truly exceptional and unparalleled opportunity for prospective buyers.