Ellen DeGeneres, America TV host has purchase a new home in beverly hills, which is close to the one she purchase before. The TV host of the Ellen show bought the house $8.5 million which is a 5- bedroom, 4- bathroom home. Ellen DeGeneres also owned the house next door to the one she just purchase.
The America TV host new home was built in 1961 and was designed by Robert Skinner, the house is 4,614 square foot.
The house has a chef kitchen, fire pit and pool, Ellen new property was feature in Taschen’s Modernism Rediscovered.
Ellen Degeneres is known for her work as an actor, producer, and comedian. She has been nominated for four Emmy Awards and has won eleven People’s Choice Awards. Ellen also hosts the talk show ‘Ellen.’
Ellen is one of the most powerful women in Hollywood. She has her own talk show, produces films, and stars in smash hit television series. And now she has found her perfect home.
DeGeneres and de Rossi have had an incredible year for home purchasing and selling, including the acquisition of three distinct Montecito homes (one of which they bought for the subsequent time) and selling their Beverly Slopes property.
There’s no rejecting that the couple are very productive in the land domain—truth be told, DeGeneres even claimed the home right nearby to the Skinner house from 2001 to 2003.
Ellen Degeneres’ new house was built in 1961 and features a swimming pool with an infinity edge, a fire pit with seating for six, and a five-car garage. The house also includes a chef’s kitchen with an island and double ovens, two baths and four bedrooms
The five room, six restroom farm home’s abundance of wood accents and floor-to-roof windows places it in ideal agreement with the encompassing nurseries. The to some degree covered open air eating region, pool, and nearby wet bar permit one more freedom to take in the lovely regular components of the property, which were planned by Elysian Scenes.
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Situated in Secret Valley Bequests, a gated local area that many stars including Adele and Nicole Kidman call home, the couple will appreciate genuinely necessary security should they decide to make the spot their primary home, further compounded by the home’s encompassing divider stature fencing that watches a patio outside of the front entryway.
The home’s previous owners restored the property with architect John Bertram and interior designer Sarah Shetter, leaving it with custom Douglas fir cabinetry, museum-quality lighting, and redwood tongue and groove siding both inside and outside, among other details that complement the home’s original design. The primary bedroom features a retro freestanding fireplace, outdoor access, and an ensuite bathroom with a soaking tub.
