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Read the submitted proposal for Jobs family’s new Silicon Valley estate

Dilapidated entrance to former Jackling Home where the Jobs family is planning a new estate.
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Laurene Powell Jobs has proposed building a 15,689-square-foot estate on land her late husband, Steve Jobs, acquired in 1984. While the original proposal was submitted almost a year ago, the plans are moving toward approval by the town of Woodside.

The proposal for the land not only includes a sumptuous new residence, but would create an agricultural wonderland where the family would be able to raise livestock, press olive oil, make wine, and plant a large vegetable garden.

The development will be closely watched in Woodside. It comes several years after Steve Jobs, who died in 2011, won a lengthy legal battle against preservationists for the right to tear down an historic mansion that previously stood on the property.

Here is a recent version of the new plan filed with the Town of Woodside:


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