Ellen DeGeneres and her wife, Portia de Rossi swapped California dreaming for serenity in the British countryside when they relocated across the pond last year.
The former talk show host, who wed the Arrested Development actress in 2008, moved into a farmhouse in the celeb-adored Cotswolds area after deciding to flee the States.
Now, Ellen and Portia have made their emigration more official by listing the last remaining home in their US property portfolio – specifically, their former Montecito beach bungalow.
Though it wasn't always Ellen and Portia's primary residence in the States – they have owned multiple other properties with heftier price tags in different parts of California that have either already been listed or sold – the couple no doubt relished spending time at this serene, villa-style hideaway just a few steps from Butterfly Beach.
Ellen DeGeneres' surprisingly humble beach house they're selling
According to Riskin Partners Estate Group, the lavish mid-century-style property was built in the 1950s but was remodeled in 2012.
Judging by the photographs, the home was redesigned completely but interior experts seemingly kept to its mid-century roots by way of décor.
In comparison with other neighbouring properties, Ellen and Portia's former beachfront haven is surprisingly humble.
It comes with just two bedrooms and two bathrooms, which is perhaps why they treated it as a secondary, more intimate residence.
However, it's not short on luxury.
The specifications listed on the website describe the house as having a chef-style kitchen, fitted with Portuguese limestone countertops, a private terrace, a primary suite with a spa-like bathroom and free-standing bath, plus its own enclosed patio.
The villa also comes with a "garden oasis", complete with fruit trees, tall palms and plenty more greenery, adding a luxury botanical feel to the entire outside space, as well as total privacy from neighbors and beachgoers.
Ellen DeGeneres' expansive property portfolio
In addition to their pared-back bungalow, Ellen and Portia have owned more generously sized properties in Montecito: one they sold for $33m in 2017 that Ellen had previously described as their 'forever home', and another they bought in 2019 and later sold for $32m in 2024.
They also had a home in Bel-Air that came with an interesting story in their portfolio.
The historic house, known as The Brown House, was built by famed architect Richard Neutra and was made up of five bedrooms, six-and-a-half bathrooms, an enormous modern kitchen and plenty of space for hosting both inside and outside.
Similar to their villa, the mansion was built in the 1950s and, structurally, is a mid-century architecture lover's dream.
The house has only changed owners a handful of times since, meaning it has even more exclusivity.
Selling the house hasn't been straightforward, however. Ellen and Portia originally listed the house back in 2022 for $29 million.
Eighteen months later, they put it back on the market at a higher price of $33.9 million.
After failing to nail down a buyer, they relisted in 2024 – around the same time they laid down roots in the UK – for the original, lower price of $29million.
According to Realtor.com, as of January, the house has still not been officially sold.