The Main House is designed to look like an 1869 Victorian home of a cattle rancher. A sprawling 50,000 square feet, the house has 13 fireplaces, 14 bathrooms and Lucas’ personal, low-slung screening room with 35 plush seats. All the redwood in the house is salvaged timber from a dismantled bridge that once spanned an estuary in Newport Beach. There are striking pieces of art on display throughout the house, and the cabinetry and stained glass are stunning. There’s also an 1899 Steinway piano, a conference table made of Honduran mahogany with ebony inlay, a Victorian wicker clock, a Louis Majorelle desk and a massive, jaw-dropping Tiffany chandelier. Construction of the Main House began in 1982 and took three years to complete.
