The historic New Mexico estate which once belonged to Hollywood leading lady Marsha Mason is now available for purchase. The price? $13.5 million. The four-time Oscar nominee and two-time Golden Globe winner’s former waterfront property in Abiquiu Valley Farm spans approximately 228 acres along the Rio Chama River and is located 57 miles north from the state’s capitol of Santa Fe.The Daily Mail has contacted representatives for Mason for comment. The ranch getaway’s 70 acres of irrigated meadows have been used to grow high-quality alfalfa, medicinal herbs and other crops ever since St. Louis native Mason launched a biodynamic organic farm there after relocating from Hollywood in the early 1990s. The Emmy-nominated Frasier star wrote about packing up her life—and growing three dozen varieties of medicinal herbs while building an herbal products business—in her 2000 memoir, Journey: A Personal Odyssey. The book revolves around her 1993 trek from Los Angeles to New Mexico, chronicling an 8- to 9-day physical and spiritual metamorphosis as she packed up her old life and relocated to the desert. Marsha Mason’s former waterfront property in Abiquiu Valley Farm sprawls across 228 acres along the Rio Chama River. A fly-fishing pond is also found on the grounds, which overlook the scenic Sangre de Cristo Mountains Mason at the Hallmark Channel’s 2026 Countdown To Christmas kickoff and red carpet premiere of her latest TV movie Holiday Touchdown: A Bears Love Story on October 13’I can look out at the fields now and I can see this, this green, verdant painting and it gives me as much pleasure and satisfaction as a job well done acting,’ she told CBS Sunday Morning of working with a Bolivian agronomist to grow and market a line of herbal products in 2002. Mason later served as chairperson of the New Mexico Organic Commodities Commission to help rewrite state organic statutes. Her former farm features a 6,500-square-foot main residence designed by noted architect Theodore Waddell, as well as a 3500-square-foot guesthouse, according to The Robb Report. There’s also an expansive event space with a kitchen, two apartments and equestrian facilities showcasing a 10-stall Morton pole barn with a sandy outdoor dressage area.In addition to a central atrium, the primary dwelling is highlighted by a spacious great room with dual fireplaces; a handsome bookshelf-lined library; a formal dining room just off the gourmet kitchen; and a primary suite boasting tiled baths.’Not only is it a special place for the New Mexico market, it’s a special place for the Western US,’ Cody Lujan of Hall and Hall told Mansion Global. This lush example of wood-beamed Southwestern architecture and sprawling greenspaces is located 57 miles north of Santa Fe, less than an hours drive from the state’s thriving arts and culture capitol The ranch getaway’s 70 acres of irrigated meadows have been used to grow high-quality alfalfa, medicinal herbs and other crops ever since St. Louis native Mason launched a biodynamic organic farm there after relocating in the early 1990s The farm features a 6,500-square-foot main residence designed by noted architect Theodore Waddell, as well a 3500-square-foot guesthouseThe picturesque property is ‘unique in that it will be attractive to a wide range of buyers,’ Lujan said. ‘Unlike some that are specifically agricultural, or pure hunting, or pure fishing properties—this has just enough of everything.’Lujan shares the listing with fellow luxury broker Chad Dugger, in addition to Matt Desmond of Corcoran Plaza Properties. Mason, now 84, one of the most recognizable screen stars of the 1970s and early 1980s, scored the first of four Academy Award nods as a hard-luck single mom and prostitute opposite James Caan’s kindhearted sailor on furlough in 1974’s Cinderella Liberty. A string of hit films written by her ex-husband, playwright-screenwriter Neil Simon followed throughout the next two decades. Marsha Mason and her The Goodbye Girl co-star Richard Dreyfuss after the 1978 Golden Globe Awards ceremony at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, California James Caan and Mason co-starred in 1980’s Chapter Two, a romantic dramedy inspired by her real-life romance and subsequent marriage to widower playwright Neil Simon Playwright Simon and his then-wife Mason enjoy a little domestic bliss in this 1974 file photoMason earned her trio of additional Oscar nods for The Goodbye Girl in 1977, Chapter Two (starring once again opposite Caan in a story inspired by her real-life romance with widower Simon) in 1980, and 1982’s Only When I Life, as the off-the-wagon alcoholic actress mama of Kristy McNichol. ‘My total identity at a certain point, I realized, was in my work, she told journalist Charles Osgood in 2002. ‘I thought to myself, “What is the thing that scares me most,” and I said, “Well, that my career is over. I’ll never work again.” And that really scared me,’ she continued.’So I said, “OK, let’s assume that’s going to happen and let’s sit with that fear” and then I thought, ‘Well, the first thing I would do is, why should I live in California as a single woman?,” ‘Today, her former agricultural property is ‘unique in that it will be attractive to a wide range of buyers,’ Lujan told Mansion Global. ‘Unlike some that are specifically agricultural, or pure hunting, or pure fishing properties—this has just enough of everything.’ In addition to a central atrium, the primary dwelling is highlighted by a spacious great room with dual fireplaces; a handsome bookshelf-lined library A formal dining room is connected just off the gourmet kitchen featuring soaring wood beams, ample light from windows on all sides and elaborate New Mexico tile work There property also features an expansive event space with an additional gourmet kitchen, two apartments and equestrian facilities showcasing a 10-stall Morton pole barn with a sandy outdoor dressage areaThe ranch getaway’s 70 acres of irrigated meadows have been used to grow high-quality alfalfa, medicinal herbs and other crops ever since St. Louis native Mason launched a biodynamic organic farm there after relocating in the early 1990s. Alas, Mason admitted her ‘woo-woo’ escape led to a very real sense of responsibility to her land—and the people who made their livings from it.’I’m getting poor here,’ Mason told journalist Charles Osgood in 2002. “Because I can’t get a farm to pay for itself. That’s why we’re going to try this line of products to see if we can help the farm pay for itself and then the profits will go into a foundation and profit-sharing for the men and women here.’She continued, ‘The acting that I do totally subsidizes the farm. It’s the only reason why I get panicky about not working.’The actress and state director eventually sold the property in 2014, according to reps at Hall and Hall. The most recent owner has not been identified. However, the listing represents a $2.5 million price drop from its previous $16 million ask in 2024, according to The Robb Report.Meanwhile, Mason continues to act. The veteran thespian was last seen on Broadway in 2024 when she earned raves for stepping in to cover for an ailing Mia Farrow—with zero rehearsal no less!—in The Roommate co-starring Patti LuPone. She can now be seen in the seasonal film Holiday Touchdown: A Bears Love Story, which premiered on streaming earlier this month via the Hallmark+ platform.