State may try to sell Malibu’s Ramirez Canyon park
Built around existing sycamores, the Barwood House at Ramirez Canyon state park holds executive offices for the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy.
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The Peach House, a Mediterranean-style villa, is one of the buildings at Ramirez Canyon that was customized by Barbra Streisand, who donated the 22-acre ranch to the conservancy in 1993.
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A gold-painted statue stands near the black-bottom swimming pool outside the Art Deco House.
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Visitors enter the living room at the Barn House, a modest three-bedroom structure that was covered inside and out with “aged” wood by craftsmen and toymakers. The governor wants to sell the 22-acre Malibu ranch and its structures amid a budget crisis.
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Antlers loom over the Barn House living room. Neighbors have complained that traffic to the state-owned Ramirez Canyon ranch clogs the narrow canyon road and can block the lone escape route in fire-prone Malibu.
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The Art Deco House reflected in the backyard swimming pool. The house’s color scheme strictly adheres to a palette of black, gray, burgundy and pale rose, according to the conservancy.
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A flower graces the entry road at Ramirez Canyon park.
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A brook flows over some moss-covered rocks along the road into Ramirez Canyon park.
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