Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi renovated a $20 million estate in the Cotswolds, but realized it lacked space for Portia's horses. They decided to move to a larger estate that resembles a Malibu home. Their original estate, dating back to the 1700s, was extensively renovated in a short period of 4.5 months to modernize it. The renovations drew community concern over potential disturbances to Roman remains, reflecting tension between modern development and historical preservation.
Ellen DeGeneres revealed that after living in their renovated Cotswolds estate, they realized it lacked a horse facility essential for her wife Portia de Rossi's happiness.
The couple moved to a larger estate that resembles a Malibu home, indicating their need for more space and facilities along with their horses.
Their previous residence, a restored estate, featured a main house from the 1700s and extensive renovations completed much faster than anticipated, focusing on modern comforts.
Local parish councillors expressed concern over potential disturbances to Roman remains during the renovation, showing community sensitivity towards historical preservation.
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