Ellen DeGeneres and wife Portia de Rossi list their sprawling UK farmhouse for $30M
In November, the duo fled the US and set up camp in the ritzy Cotswolds neighborhood, which is a known favorite among the Hollywood elite.
But just one year after purchasing a lavish 43-acre estate, dubbed the 'Kitesbridge Farm,' the pair have now listed it for sale, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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5 Ellen DeGeneres and wife Portia de Rossi are selling their sprawling UK farm for an eye-popping $30 million.
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The former talk show host, 67, and the 'Arrested Development' alum, 52, forked over roughly $20 million for the property last spring, the outlet adds.
'When we decided to live here full time, we knew that Portia couldn't live without her horses,' DeGeneres told the outlet. 'We needed a home that had a horse facility and pastures for them.'
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The couple, who wed in 2008, have reportedly already relocated to a nearby home that can better house their pets and animals.
According to the official listing, Sotheby's International Realty notes that the property boasts seven bedrooms and seven bathrooms.
The lavish estate also features a two-bedroom guest cottage equipped with a kitchen and sitting room, as well as a 'heated' five-car garage that comes with its own kitchenette.
5 Just one year after purchasing a lavish estate, dubbed the 'Kitesbridge Farm,' the pair have now listed it for sale.
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5 The duo have reportedly already relocated to a nearby home that can better house their pets and animals.
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The house comes with its own 'party barn' with a bar, a heated indoor swimming pool, a gym, a kitchen garden, and multiple outdoor living areas. A helicopter shed is also included.
News of the listing comes just days after the comedian confirmed that she and de Rossi decided to pack up and move to the UK because of President Trump's re-election.
DeGeneres detailed her new life across the pond during a conversation with British host Richard Bacon onstage in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, Sunday, per the BBC.
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5 DeGeneres' old pad boasts 43 acres of land.
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5 The comedian recently confirmed that the pair decided to move to the UK because of President Trump's re-election.
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Admitting that the pair had initially only planned to stay in the UK for a couple of months, they ultimately pulled the trigger on a permanent move in November following Trump's historic win over Democratic nominee Kamala Harris.
'We got here the day before the election and woke up to lots of texts from our friends with crying emojis, and I was like, 'He got in,' ' she said. 'And we're like, 'We're staying here.' '
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