More than 10 years after the pop star died, the singer abandoned the property following his trial on charges of molesting a young boy, their billionaire investor Ron Burkle.

Ah, former family friend and controlling shareholder of private members club SoHo House, recently bought the sprawling 2700 acre estate, his spokesman said.

On Thursday, The Wall Street Journal said the ranch changed hands for $22 million according to public records.

In 2015, the asking price was $100 million and in 2017 it was relisted for 67 million.

It was renamed Sycamore Valley Ranch.

Several years ago, Jackson died from an overdose of the anesthetic proper fall in 2000 and nine.

At aged 50 he bought the property in Los Olivos, about 120 miles north of Los Angeles, in 1988 $19.5 million.

Neverland, a name taken from the Peter Pan tale of a boy who refused to grow up, became Jackson's favorite retreat.

It famously featured a zoo, a railway and theme park rides.

It was also where he entertained Children one of whom brought molestation charges against the singer that resulted in a 2000 and five trial and Jackson's acquittal on all charges.

Jackson vowed never to return to Neverland after the trial.