Village Properties Olivia Newton-John is shown inside her Southern California home during a taping of “Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen.” NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images Village Properties The Santa Ynez Valley home boasts mountain views and is situated along the Santa Ynez River in California. Village Properties The California home is situated on over 12 acres of land. The property spans more than 4,400 square feet. “They loved it,” Michael Caprio, her friend and publicist, told The Post separately. “The place was her heaven on Earth and it gave her many calming moments in her final days.”
“She was in a lot of pain, but she was a fighter,” the source explained.
Instead, in October 2021, records show Newton-John - who died Monday at age 73 - officially transferred full ownership of the Santa Barbara estate to her husband, John Easterling, who re-financed the mortgage with $2.5 million left on the home. But the “Grease” icon decided to spend her remaining days in the home, according to the source. Newton-John - who shared a 36-year-old daughter, Chloe Rose Lattanzi, with her first husband, Matt Lattanzi - listed her California horse ranch of four years for $5.4 million in 2019. “She wanted to leave behind something that would last, and something that her daughter, too, could benefit from.” She spent the last two decades of her life giving back,” a source close to Newton-John told The Post. In 2019, one year after Olivia Newton-John revealed she was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer, the singer and actress sold off most of her massive real estate portfolio in order to invest more into her foundation and wellness center, The Post has learned. Olivia Newton-John was ‘skinny,’ in ‘a lot of pain’ before death, niece says ‘Australia needs it’: Olivia Newton-John to get a formal state memorial Down Under Olivia Newton-John said she and John Travolta had ‘undeniable attraction’ Olivia Newton-John lost these sparklers at Studio 54 ‘Grease’ premiere party
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