Zillow, Steve Granitz/WireImageCongratulations are in order for Oprah Winfrey!
According to Variety, the 65-year-old talk-show queen purchased a home in Santa Barbara, Calif. earlier this month. Fans will likely recognize the seller, too. Per the publication, the compound previously belonged to Jeff Bridges.
It looks like Winfrey paid a pretty penny for the place, too. Multiple listings show the abode sold for $6.85 million.
The "Spanish revival estate" was built in 1919 and features tons of charm. From the vaulted beam ceilings and fireplaces to the hardwood floors and French doors, this picturesque pad has it all. Still, the three-bedroom home has plenty of modern touches. For instance, the high-end kitchen has chef-quality appliances and quartz countertops. The master bathroom also features teak floors with hydroponic heat, as well as a luxurious marble and glass shower.
The house sits on about four acres. There's also a pool house with its own family room, office, bathroom and sauna. In addition, there's a one-bedroom guest house, as well as a carriage house with its own office, bonus rooms and workshop. But that's not all. There are also horse facilities, including a barn, a corral and a tack room. Furthermore, the pool, gardens and orchard make it a true outdoor oasis.
To see photos of the home, check out the gallery.
A Living Room
The house was originally built by architect James Osborn Craig.
A Lot of Natural Light
The giant windows and cozy fireplace make this space a warm and welcoming place to be.
A Kitchen
Who's hungry?
A Dining Room
Winfrey has plenty of space to host her celebrity pals.
A Bedroom
The perfect place to rest after a long day.
A Bathroom
The spa-like space features a giant tub and marble/glass shower.
A Closet
Now, that's what we call a walk-in closet.
Another Bedroom
A comfy and cute place to unwind.
A Stunning View
The space opens up to the pool and gardens.
Another Bathroom
Just look at that tile!
A Pool
Anybody up for a dip?
Another Bathroom
Just look at that wooden vanity.
Another Bedroom
Guests may never want to leave after staying in this house.