July 24, 2025 - 02:51

After a significant renovation that stirred controversy among local residents, Ellen DeGeneres and her wife Portia de Rossi have decided to sell their Cotswolds estate. The couple invested heavily in transforming the $20 million property, but ultimately found that it did not meet their needs, particularly regarding space for Portia's horses.
The estate, which boasts stunning views and luxurious amenities, has become a topic of discussion in the community due to the scale of the renovations. While the couple aimed to enhance the property's appeal, their vision did not align with the existing charm of the Cotswolds, leading to mixed reactions from locals.
Despite the initial excitement surrounding the renovations, the realization that the estate lacked sufficient room for equestrian activities prompted the decision to list it for sale. As they move on to find a property that better suits their lifestyle, the couple's Cotswolds estate is poised to attract interest from potential buyers looking for a luxurious retreat in the English countryside.
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