Take a look inside Ellen DeGeneres’s incredible $45m mansion

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Chat show host Ellen DeGeneres has put her home up for sale – and it looks incredible.

DeGeneres has listed her home in Santa Barbara, California, with Sotherby’s for an incredible £36m ($45m).

She moved into the 10,000 square foot home less than five years ago, alongside wife Portia de Rossi.

The mansion features a main house with six bedrooms, nine fireplaces, and an 800-square-foot living room, a swimming pool, classic fountains and sunken tennis courts, all set in 17 acres of grounds.

Ellen said: “The house is always surprising. It reveals itself to you in new ways every day.

“It’s not overly manicured or tidy. It’s not overly precious or perfect.

“And it’s a home that manages to be both spacious and cosy at once.”

Ellen recently had to be rushed to hospital after the most Ellen injury ever, involving a lot of fun and some wine.

She added: “The surrounding gardens and olive trees are almost as wonderful as the interior.

“The house truly feels like it was built out of the landscape, rather than plopped on a plot.

“It feels ancient, like it’s been there forever. Like that hill was never without the house. This is a home that honours nature, and I love that.”

Take a look inside Ellen DeGeneres’s incredible $45m mansion

Take a look inside Ellen DeGeneres’s incredible $45m mansion

Take a look inside Ellen DeGeneres’s incredible $45m mansion

Take a look inside Ellen DeGeneres’s incredible $45m mansion


Take a look inside Ellen DeGeneres’s incredible $45m mansion

Take a look inside Ellen DeGeneres’s incredible $45m mansion

Take a look inside Ellen DeGeneres’s incredible $45m mansion

Take a look inside Ellen DeGeneres’s incredible $45m mansion

Take a look inside Ellen DeGeneres’s incredible $45m mansion

Take a look inside Ellen DeGeneres’s incredible $45m mansion

Looks amazing!

Ellen received the honour of her life late last year, when outoing president Barack Obama awarded her the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

Images courtesy of Jim Bartsch/Sotherby’s)