Eiza González is ready for some peace and quiet. The Mexican actress has reportedly purchased a 110-acre compound in Ojai, which is about 80 miles from Los Angeles. The property is break-taking, and it’s clear the Baby Driver star is enjoying the fruit of her labors, with the compound reportedly selling for $4 million.
With 110 acres, she could enjoy the land, with hikes, photoshoots, and even backyard camping. She could probably even shoot a film there if she wanted to. If she has guests over, they can enjoy their stay in the 4 bed, 2 bath, approx. 1300sqft guest house that has its own laundry and kitchen. There is also an approx. 1000 sqft Art Studio, with an additional two car garage.
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Eiza González buys 110 acre compound
The compound is near the Topatopa mountains in Ojai and is surrounded by beautiful scenery. According to the listing, there is a main House, guest house, and art studio adding up to over 6500 sqft of structures.
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The main house has 20-foot ceilings and walls of french doors and windows with jaw-dropping views.
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González can practice cooking in the kitchen with custom cabinets, a Sub-Zero fridge and freezer, a Dacor double oven, and a 6-burner range.
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The master bedroom has more French doors that lead to the stunning surroundings.
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The master bathroom has a steam shower, jetted tub, and an adjacent workout room with gorgeous tiles.
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There is plenty of room for González’s wardrobe with a walk in closet attached to the master bedroom.
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The house is also eco-friendly, serviced by its own well, and powered by solar.
© GrosbyGroupEiza González buys 110 acre compound
Gonzalez can even get into olive oil as there is a yearly olive tree harvest. She is also so fruit trees and a charming, screened gazebo for outdoor dining,
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