Gwyneth Paltrow and Brad Falchuk are near completion on their 14,000-square-foot eco friendly mansion in the celeb-favorite neighborhood of Montecito, California.
New aerial images taken over the weekend of the property owned by the 48-year-old Oscar winning actress and 50-year-old television producer show that construction is nearly done as a few of the upgrades include new trees that have been planted and 60 solar panels.
When they purchased the home for a near $5million price tag in 2016, it was reported they needed to extensive work, which already boasted four bedrooms, four bathrooms, a large pool and more than two acres of land.
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Wow factor: Gwyneth Paltrow and Brad Falchuk are near completion on their 14,000-square-foot eco friendly mansion in the celeb-favorite neighborhood of Montecito, California
The 48-year-old Oscar winning actress and 50-year-old television writer seen in a selfie from their trip to Florence, Italy last month
Paving stones have also recently been installed which lead to what appears to be a garage.
The two certainly are in the process of building their own oasis as there seems to be an Olympic size swimming pool.
Two stairways leading to the body of water have been finished along with a retaining wall around the main home.
Paltrow bought the property for only $4.9million back in 2016 as it since has become the go-to neighborhood of choice for top-tier celebrities to seek solace away from the hustle and bustle of Los Angeles.
Massive: When they purchased the home for a near $5million price tag in 2016, it was reported they needed to extensive work, which already boasted four bedrooms, four bathrooms, a large pool and more than two acres of land
Meghan Markle, Prince Harry, Oprah Winfrey, and Ellen DeGeneres are just a few of the A-listers who live in the celebrity-favorite enclave.
The royal couple moved into their sprawling nine-bedroom and 16-bathroom mansion in upscale Montecito for $14.65million in June last year.
Meghan and Harry's home sits on 5.4 acres of land and immaculately clipped hedges border the estate's stone-pillared entry gates.
Property listings say the home took nearly five years to build and included a library, office, spa with a separate dry and wet sauna, a gym with a stripper pole, game room, arcade, theater, wine cellar and five-car garage.
The entrance to the property opens onto a wide lane paved with hand-cut Santa Barbara Stone that leads through a grand archway of trees to the main residence, according to Zillow.
Making a splash: The two certainly are in the process of building their own oasis as there seems to be an Olympic size swimming pool
The estate has sweeping lawns, tiered rose gardens, tall Italian cypress trees, blooming lavender, century old olive trees, a tennis court, tea house, children's cottage and a pool.
It also boasts a two-bedroom, two-bath guest house, perfect for Meghan's mother Doria, who is acting as one-year-old Archie's nanny. Doria has already been to the house, TMZ reports.
The home's seller is thought to be Russian tycoon Sergey Grishin who bought the 'palatial' mansion for more than $25million in 2009 and had tried to sell the home for up to $34million before eventually accepting a loss.
Grishin is also the former owner of a different California estate - known as the Scarface mansion because it appeared in the 1983 Al Pacino movie - which sold for a similarly cut-price $12million in 2015.
Surrounded by lush green gardens and overlooking the sea, the home has been described as a 'hidden paradise'.
One estate agent who spent an hour inside said it was 'designed for someone who never wants to leave home'.
Brett Buschbom said: 'I went through this house and an hour later I'm coming out like "wow", the whole bottom floor felt like a resort with steam room, massage room, sauna, Jacuzzi, full bar, arcade and one of the most amazing wine cellars and that was just the basement.'
No doubt the overhaul has been an interesting experience for Paltrow's neighbors as she had stirred up controversy with her neighbors in 2016 she bought two neighboring estates in the district and was cleared for plans to build a new mansion across both sites.
