Part of Fred MacMurray's ranch bought for $21m now lists for $22m

A 52-acre estate in California’s wine country, once part of Hollywood actor Fred MacMurray’s sprawling ranch where he raised Scottish Black Angus cattle, has hit the market for $22 million. Located in Healdsburg’s Russian River Valley, the property includes 26 acres of organically farmed Pinot Noir vineyards, three residences and interiors by renowned designer Ken Fulk. According to Mansion Global, the asking price also includes the furnishings.Known as Flax Estate and Vineyard, the property is owned by philanthropists and restaurateurs Jeffrey and Laurie Ubben, who purchased it in 2016 for $21 million. The estate was originally formed from three parcels of MacMurray’s 1,750-acre ranch, which dates back to 1941.Fred MacMurray’s former ranch has a Hollywood legacyMacMurray, who enjoyed a career spanning five decades, appeared in more than 100 films.