Ellen DeGeneres Withdraws $30M Los Angeles Mansion After UK Relocation

Ellen DeGeneres and her wife, Portia de Rossi, have removed their $30 million Los Angeles mansion, designed by Richard Neutra, from the market following their relocation to the U.K. The modernist home, known as "The Brown House," features five bedrooms, six-and-a-half bathrooms, and two kitchens, and underwent a restoration to preserve its architectural heritage. Initially listed in March 2024 for $33.9 million and relisted in January 2025 for $29.99 million, the property failed to attract a buyer and was delisted. DeGeneres and de Rossi have sold several other California properties, including a $96 million Santa Barbara estate and a Montecito home for $5.2 million, as they transitioned to a quieter life in the Cotswolds. Despite enjoying anonymity in the British countryside, the couple has experienced challenges with their new farmhouse, including disputes over renovations. Retaining the Los Angeles home may represent one of their last ties to U.S. real estate amid their move overseas.