Neverland Ranch statues in Michael Jackson's California property for sale for $2.5 million

Many statues from the late Michael Jackson‘s Neverland Ranch in California has been put up for sale officially.

It is also believed that the owner would likely sell the entire collection as a package and it’s likely going to be purchased by a collector who appreciates the art more than its history.

TMZ claims that Noble Art Lovers has informed them that 28 pieces from the late King of Pop’s infamous California property is in the possession of a private collector who most likely isn’t interested in selling the collection, mostly statues, individually.

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The entire collection is believed would be sold collectively and the asking price is around $2.5 million.

And for that staggering amount, the following statues are available:

Statues of children includes;

• “Kids and Tree Swing,”
• “Follow the Leader,”
• “Young Boy and Companion,”
• “Boy Playing Hand Bell,”
• “The Footballer” and more.

A lot of other historical statues are also included such as:

• “Marble Roman Bust”
• “Napoleon Crossing the Alps”
• Cupid statues,
• Candelabra,
• A wooden ship,
• A Marilyn Monroe statue and
• A Minnie Mouse figurine.

Reports also suggest that the owner is interested in a serious buyer, and the sale would be handled by Noble Art Lovers from Dubai.

Check out a few pictures of the collection below