A sprawling estate in San Diego with a life-size chess board, waterfall, and Egyptian-themed movie theater is selling for $2.5 million — take a look inside Rancho Magdalena

Jordan Paul / Pacific Sotheby’s International Realty

• A 30-acre California estate deemed an "entertainer's paradise" by Sotheby's is selling for $2.5 million.
• Known as Rancho Magdalena, the estate is located an hour north of San Diego in Valley Center.
• It consists of an eight-bedroom main house as well as two greenhouses, a solar-paneled garage, and multiple athletic courts and recreation areas.
• Take a look inside the private entertainment complex, which comes with an Egyptian-themed movie theater, waterslide, and life-size chess board.
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A 30-acre California estate known as Rancho Magdalena is selling for $2.5 million.

Ray Stendall of Pacific Sotheby's International Realty represents the listing.

Source: Pacific Sotheby's International Realty

Dubbed an "entertainer's paradise" by Sotheby's, the resort-style estate is located two hours south of Los Angeles in northern San Diego.

Source: Pacific Sotheby's International Realty

In addition to the eight-bedroom main house, the property includes two green houses, a garage covered in solar panels, and a dizzying number of recreational facilities.

Source: Pacific Sotheby's International Realty

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