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California mansion with backyard water park hits market for $2.95M

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Sharpe, P. (2026, October 7). California mansion with backyard water park hits market for $2.95M. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/07/real-estate/2-95m-santa-rosa-california-home-with-private-water-park-hits-market/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-07 · by Pierce Sharpe

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A Santa Rosa estate priced at $2.95 million has come on the market, featuring a backyard with a private water park including a lazy river and waterslide. The property spans 24.73 acres and includes a 3,392-square-foot home built in 2018, along with amenities such as pastures, livestock areas, and solar power for both the house and pool.
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A Santa Rosa estate featuring a private water park has been listed on the market for $2.95 million. The 24.73-acre property includes a custom-built home of 3,392 square feet, constructed in 2018 behind a gated entrance. Key amenities include a lazy river with a waterfall and waterslide, an in-ground spa, fire pit, outdoor barbecue area, and extensive landscaping.

The estate also offers additional rural features such as pastures, livestock areas, a chicken coop, fenced garden, and storage sheds. Inside the home are three bedrooms and three bathrooms, including a primary suite with direct backyard access and high-end fixtures. The kitchen opens into a dining area, while the living room boasts a fireplace and bar overlooking the backyard oasis.

This unique property stands out as an opportunity to own a full-blown resort in one's backyard, attracting potential buyers looking for luxurious outdoor spaces combined with rural estate conveniences.

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Pierce Sharpe
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Topics

Santa Rosa Tubbs Fire the Press Democrat

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Santa Rosa GPE · 1× the Press Democrat ORG · 1×

Narrative

A Santa Rosa estate with a private water park, lazy river and waterslide has hit the market for $2.95 million, offering buyers the chance to turn their backyard into a full-blown resort.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-10-07
2026-10-07 · New York Post
California mansion with backyard water park hits market for $2.95M · assertive framing

Claims (10 extracted, 1 hedged)

A Santa Rosa estate with a private water park, lazy river and waterslide has hit the market for $2.95 million, offering buyers the chance to turn their backyard into a full-blown resort. asserted
estate → hit → resort
The 24.73-acre property at 1889 Riebli Road features a 3,392-square-foot home and a sprawling resort-style backyard. asserted
property → feature → home
The three-bedroom, three-bathroom home was built in 2018 and sits behind a gated entrance. asserted
home → build → entrance
The custom pool winds through the landscaped backyard like a lazy river, complete with a waterfall, waterslide and walking bridges. asserted
pool → wind → waterfall
An in-ground spa, fire pit, custom stonework and built-in outdoor barbecue round out the backyard setup. asserted
spa → build → setup
The property also comes with plenty of country-estate extras, including pastures, livestock areas, a custom chicken coop, a fenced garden and multiple storage sheds. asserted
property → come → pastures
The home itself features a primary suite with direct backyard access, a walkin closet, dual vanities and separate shower and tub. asserted
home → feature → access
The kitchen has a large island and opens into a dining area, while the living room includes a fireplace and bar area overlooking the backyard. asserted
room → have → backyard
The property also has two wells with water storage, solar power for the house, a separate solar system for the pool, a backup generator and an attached three-car garage. asserted
property → have → pool
The home was rebuilt by its late former owner after the previous house was destroyed in the devastating 2017 Tubbs Fire, according to the Press Democrat. uncertain
house → rebuild → Democrat
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