Michelle Pfeiffer and husband, TV producer David E Kelley, have listed their 35,000sqm California estate on the market for $38 million (equivalent to US$29.5 million).

The 35,000sqm property lies at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, at appropriately named 100 Why Worry Lane, Woodside, which lies on the outskirts of San Francisco.

The property has three studio guest apartments, a separate office, and a guest house, and comes with a gated pool, tennis court, apple orchard, vegetable gardens, and equestrian facilities.

Michelle Pfeiffer. Image Jeremiah Christopher via Wikimedia Commons.

The main homesteady was built in 1940, and has four bedrooms, four bathrooms, including one with a cedar hot tub, front and back porches, and views of the forest and surrounding mountains. It contains French doors that open onto a main terrace, a library, and is built in the Spanish style.

A key feature of the property is an historic octagonal barn (pictured below) that was built circa 1925, and contains 10 stalls.

The octagonal barn c1925. Image realtor.com.

The famous couple also owns a home that is only accessible by boat, and are said to be considering selling that property too.

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