Michael Jackson's restored Neverland Ranch is back on the market at a $33 million discount - take a tour

Welcome to Neverland Ranch, the famed property that once belonged to the late Michael Jackson.

Passing through the gates into the driveway, visitors will see a bronze statue of children playing in front of the main house.

Here is a full view of the front of the Normandy-style mansion.

And here's an aerial shot of the 2,700-acre ranch.

The restored main room is spacious.

The main home has an oversized kitchen.

Here is the master bedroom where the King of Pop slept.

A large Jacuzzi bath is situated against the windows in the master bathroom.

As you can imagine, the grounds are extensive and heavily manicured. Here is one of the lakes, with fountains in the center.

There are many bronze statues of children throughout the grounds.

Of course, it has a pool. The ice cream cart in the front was given to Jackson by close friend Elizabeth Taylor.

The pool house has several floors. When Jackson lived there, it was full of arcade games, according to the Associated Press.

Adding to the whimsical nature of the estate is the custom-built train station on the grounds.

Here is the view from the back, where you can see the tracks going through.

Children and adults were photographed using the train in 2004 when Jackson threw a holiday celebration.

His guests also visited the famous fairground. Colony Capital turned the area into a "zen garden" when it purchased the ranch in 2008.

The estate has been painstakingly restored since the singer moved out in 2005.