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A portrait of Walter H. Annenberg hangs in a sitting room at Sunnylands, his 200-acre estate in Rancho Mirage, Calif.
Credit Monica Almeida/The New York Times RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. — Few places in the world have drawn guests like those who made it behind the pink walls of Sunnylands, the estate here in the desert. Ronald Reagan celebrated here 18 times, one of seven presidents who signed the Annenberg guest book. Nixon retreated to Sunnylands after his resignation.
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It was the place to go for celebrities luxuriating in nearby Palm Springs: Frank Sinatra married his fourth wife here. Even Queen Elizabeth II was a regular. Now Sunnylands, built by Walter and 46 years ago, is about to lift its veil. In February, under the terms of a trust set by the Annenbergs in 2002, will open as what is being heralded as a Camp David of the West Coast, a place for national and foreign dignitaries and diplomats to gather for summit meetings and retreats.
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And in March, the estate — a striking example of midcentury modern architecture, hidden in a stunning setting in the desert and ringed by mountains — will for the first time be open for public viewing. A 17,000-square-foot visitor center, built to accommodate this new public chapter of a once-private oasis, has risen as part of the transformation envisioned by Mr. Annenberg, an ambassador to England under Nixon who made much of his fortune as the publisher of TV Guide. The extent to which the ambitious public policy goals of the Annenbergs will come to life — think visiting presidents sleeping in the Annenbergs’ canary yellow master bedroom, with its floor-to-ceiling windows and speakers piping in bird chirps from the feeder outside — will become clear in the months ahead. The Annenbergs’ considerable connections (not to mention the $300 million endowment) bodes well for its success, and three summit meetings have been scheduled for the spring, including one on relations between the United States and Mexico that involves 22 policy leaders and officials from both countries. “We have had a number of discussions with the White House, State Department and Congressional leadership,” said Geoffrey Cowan, the president of the Annenberg Foundation Trust at Sunnylands, emphasizing that the estate will be made available to leaders from all political parties.