Ellen DeGeneres Puts Montecito Home on the Market for $5 Million
March 11, 2025 - 10:48
Ellen DeGeneres has officially listed one of her last remaining properties in the United States for $5 million. This decision comes just four months after she and her wife, Portia de Rossi, made the significant move to the United Kingdom. The couple's relocation marks a new chapter in their lives, leaving behind their Montecito residence, which has been a notable part of their real estate portfolio.
The home, nestled in the picturesque Montecito area, has garnered attention not only for its price but also for its stunning features and prime location. DeGeneres, known for her keen eye in the real estate market, has previously owned and sold several high-profile properties, often making headlines with her transactions.
As the couple settles into their new life abroad, this listing signifies a shift in their lifestyle, embracing new opportunities while bidding farewell to a beloved home in California.
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