WWE star Logan Paul has listed his 78-acre California ranch in the San Jacinto Mountains for $2.99 million. Originally acquired in 2019 for $1.000.001—a symbolic purchase he jokingly explained was for “extra luck”—the property’s history is steeped in counterculture lore.
The remote Fobes Ranch, nestled in southern California, was a 1960s hub for Timothy Leary, the Harvard-trained psychologist dubbed “the most dangerous man in America” by Richard Nixon. Alongside members of the Brotherhood at Eternal Love, Leary played a pivotal role in the production and distribution of Orange Sunshine LSD, a psychedelic brand that became iconic during the era.
Paul reportedly experienced unease during his initial visits, citing eerie nighttime occurrences that led him to describe the ranch as haunted. Now based in Puerto Rico, where he owns a $32.5 million estate, Paul has distanced himself from the property’s shadowy past. U.S. Realtor records confirm the listing details, with final sale proceeds anticipated to net Paul nearly $3 million if the transaction closes.
