Comedy Legend, Tom Smothers To Sell His $13 Million Sonoma County Ranch
- Comedian Tom Smothers is selling his 100-acre Sonoma County ranch for $13 million.
- The 82-year-old comedian had bought the ranch around 4 decades back.
- The ranch features a cabernet sauvignon vineyard, barn, ponds, and outbuildings.
Legendary comedian Tom Smothers has listed his 100-acre Sonoma County rach on the market for $13 million. The 82-year-old comedian and performer had bought the Glen Ellen winery over four decades back.
The ranch reportedly features a flourishing cabernet sauvignon vineyard, barn, ponds, and outbuildings. The listing description tells the grapes from the 23-acre organically farmed vineyard is sold to a renowned winery. Moreover, it also mentions olives from the trees could also be harvested.
The hilltop residence is surrounded by brick patios and olive trees which features stone walls and large windows.
Before the Smothers brothers; Tom and his brother Dick Smothers settled in the wine country, they hosted the famous comedy show, Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour for CBS from 1967 to 1969. The show got into a controversial dispute with the network censors over their satirical humor which eventually led CBS to cancel the show.
Following the departure from the CBS show, Tom Smothers continued to land roles in several television series and films as well as commercials spots. Smothers went on to receive a special Emmy award in 2008 when the brothers were voted into the Television Academy Hall of Fame.
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