James Cameron's $33 million eco-friendly estate helped inspire the blockbuster Avatar franchise. Take a look inside.
For $33 million, you can live in the home that inspired Oscar-winning filmmaker James Cameron as he developed the hit blockbuster film Avatar.
The mostly solar- and wind-powered estate sits in Hollister Ranch, a secluded coastal subdivision that restricts residential development to help preserve the area's wildlife and native vegetation. According to a history of the area published by the Hollister Ranch Conservancy, the property"represents a concept of land development that isCameron and his wife, Suzy Amis Cameron, purchased the property in the late 1990s for $4.
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