Gwyneth Paltrow and Brad Falchuk’s property opened after seven years of work. BackGrid:
Works on the building bought by the actress in 2016 seem to be nearing completion. Over the weekend, aerial images showed the construction of an Olympic-sized swimming pool and the installation of 60 solar panels on the property in Montecito.
Gwyneth Paltrow, a prolific owner of real estate in London, the Hamptons, Tribeca or even Malibu, has set her sights on Montecito, where she bought a new building in 2016. Located 150 km northwest of Los Angeles, this famous neighborhood has Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, Oprah Winfrey and Ellen DeGeneres among its residents.
The founder of Goop buys two houses there for 4.9 million dollars. He immediately destroys them with plans to build a mansion on the land.
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Eco-responsible private house
“The original range was a bit like a documentary Gray Gardens (a film about the daily lives of two women isolated in an unsanitary home, editor’s note). Swarms of insects and wild animals lived there. But that didn’t stop me from falling in love with the estate and its scenery,” the actress explains in the magazine’s columns. Architectural brief in March 2022. Seven years of work and some controversy with the district, judging the construction too massive, later the property has nothing left. Gray gardens. The 13,000 square meter site has been completely transformed and now includes an Olympic-sized swimming pool, around sixty solar panels, trees and two outbuildings.
The size of the property is 13,000 m2:. BackGrid:
Trees have been added to the park and about sixty solar panels have been installed. BackGrid:
The interior is already open
If we were to reveal the exterior, the actress and her husband, Brad Falchuk, had already opened the doors of their incredible residence to the magazine. Architectural brief He then summarized the outcome of this architectural project, led by Roman & Williams Agency, stage designers Robin Standefer and Stephen Alesch, as: , a place that is both generous and practical.”
Source: Le Figaro
