Few coastal farms have impacted the course of American photography history quite like Annie Leibovitz's Bolinas estate. Leibovitz, best known for her portraits of the world's most influential figures, purchased the farm that was formerly a photographic interest for Ansel Adams in the 1930s, with the aim of maintaining its legacy. However, now, the Californian agrarian sanctuary is ready for its next chapter.
Nestled in the serenity of Bolinas, where the Pacific Ocean and Marin County’s Mount Tamalpais meet, Leibovitz's estate, called The Hideaway, comprises 65 acres with views of Bolinas Lagoon, Stinson Beach, Mount Tamalpais, and the surrounding countryside.
