Olivia Newton-John Unloaded Her Real Estate Portfolio After Stage 4 Cancer Diagnosis

“She was in a lot of pain, but she was a fighter,” the insider said. “The place was her heaven on Earth and it gave her many calming moments in her final days.”

The sprawling 4,400 spare-foot property is a sight to see.

With four bedrooms and five bathrooms in a secluded private oasis, the two-plus acres run right alongside the Santa Ynez River and boast a stunning pool, a guest house, horse stables, a barn, and more.

Newton-John didn't stop at that property.

One month later, the Hopelessly Devoted singer put her 189-acre Australian farm on the market. It sold the following month.

The country-style property has 8 separate lots and features three bedrooms and two bathrooms in the main home. The compound borders the Victoria Park Nature Reserve, adding to its beauty and privacy.

Over the years, Newton-John served as a leader of in funding cancer research. In 2012, she established the Olivia Newton-John Cancer & Wellness Centre at Melbourne’s Austin Hospital for a whopping $189 million with the help of state funding and philanthropic support.

She also co-founded the Gaia Retreat & Spa located in Byron Bay. Raising money to fund research was always her goal.

"The idea is to fund research into kinder ways to treat cancer, to prevent cancer, and to live well with cancer,” she told Forbes in 2020. “So, all those things, I believe, we will eventually see a world beyond it where it’s just treated as any other illness that you can kind of control and live well with and, of course, hopefully cure it. Living well is something that I do, and I’m hoping that I can help others do that.”