Ellen DeGeneres offered a sneak peek inside her and Portia de Rossi’s lavish English estate.
The former talk show host shared an Instagram video of the couple’s dogs playing in the sun-drenched living room of their Cotswolds home Sunday.
“They’ve finally figured it out. We’ve all been sad since losing Augie,” DeGeneres captioned the post, referring to their late rescue pup who died in May.
“Sport has brought so much joy into the house and it makes us so happy to see Kid play again, even though he has a very unique style of play,” she added.
The clip showed a glimpse of the comedian’s large living space containing a sleek glass table holding coffee table books and candles that’s positioned on top of a gray and white geometric area rug.
The chic setup overlooked large floor-to-ceiling windows offering a view of their lush landscaping.
The video later panned to the dining area, which featured a long tiled table topped with candles surrounded by cream chairs.
Behind the dining table was a bar cart with top-shelf liquor, and nearby was a neutral-colored couch and a green love seat.
The honey-toned walls complemented the light-wash wood ceiling beams and the video also showed a glimpse of a stone staircase leading to another room.
DeGeneres, 67, and the “Arrested Development” alum, 52, moved across the pond in 2024 after fleeing the US due to President Trump’s second term election.
They acquired a 43-acre property, dubbed Kitesbridge Farm — but they only lived there for a month before moving into their newer and much larger home with more acreage for de Rossi’s horses.
“When we decided to live here full time, we knew that Portia couldn’t live without her horses,” DeGeneres said in a statement provided to the Wall Street Journal. “We needed a home that had a horse facility and pastures for them.”
Their Sotheby’s realtor described their primary residence as something that looks like it belongs “in Malibu.”
In July, the duo listed their farm estate for $30 million — $10 million more than the purchase price — after doing extensive renovations to the property.
De Rossi and DeGeneres, who are known for flipping real estate, reportedly hired about 70 workers to spruce up the estate in just four and a half months. They were initially told by contractors that it would be an 18-month job.
The rustic,16,600 square-foot abode is comprised of several structures, with some connected through enclosed glass walkways.
The main house has six bedrooms and was originally construction in the 1700s. There is also a two-bedroom guesthouse on the property.
The farm features a party barn with a pub, a separate fitness center with a gym and a heated swimming pool, as well as a heated five-car garage and kitchenette.
DeGeneres and de Rossi, who tied the knot in 2008, have an extensive real estate portfolio, though they offloaded their two-bedroom, two-bathroom Montecito, Calif., beach bungalow for $5.2 million in March.
