Sandra Bullock sells California avocado ranch for $5.6 million

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Actress Sandra Bullock has sold a 91-acre ranch in Valley Center, California, for $5.6 million. She originally purchased the property in 2007 for $2.725 million. The ranch features a refurbished adobe house, a guest cottage, and an organic avocado farm with 1,200 trees. The 2024 sale concludes her ownership after she had extensively renovated and developed the property.

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