The Newhall Mansion at Piru, formerly the Piru Mansion, is an elegant Queen Anne style mansion situated on a nine-acre estate conveniently located just 15 minutes from Valencia, California. Originally built by David C. Cook of Elgin, Illinois in 1894, the mansion was destroyed by fire in 1981. Owner David Newhall Hill recently completed a four year conservation of the Mansion Estate, resulting in state-of-the-art in heating, plumbing, electrical, structural and fire safety with built-in security systems, emergency water tanks, stand-pipes with fire hoses and a complete sprinkler system with rooftop rain birds and flow alarms.
The mansion and estate are now available for Weddings, Vacation Rentals, and for film locations.
This site will discuss and illustrate the unparalleled aesthetic achievement and the remarkable Newhall reconstruction. It will also include the "The Fearless Spectator," an editorial blog on topical subjects, and the history of the Newhall Mansion, the Warring Stone House (1934), and the Newhall Land Ranch House, historic survivor of the St. Francis Dam Flood.