Olivia Newton-John’s widow John Easterling is selling the Californian ranch where the late star spent her final days.

The Australian music icon died at the age 73 at her home in Santa Ynez on August 8 in 2022, following a 20-year battle with breast cancer. 

The four-bedroom, five-bathroom house was purchased by Olivia in 2015 for US$4.69 million (approx. AU$6.7 million). 

The property, built in 1975, spans across 12 acres near the Santa Ynez River and includes a guest house, a pool and a barn and stables for horses.

Easterling has decided to sell the home with an asking price of $US8.965m (approx. AU$13.57million), reports People.

Olivia Newton-John ‘s widow John Easterling is selling the Californian ranch where the late star spent her final days 

‘Olivia and I made many wonderful memories at our home in Florida and the ranch in California. The message that keeps coming through so clearly is to love life, live life, and never forget about the good things that are going on,’ Easterling told the publication.

‘The ‘Indian Way’ Ranch in Santa Ynez is a spectacular property where I can see a new family having great nature adventures and relishing the life experience,’ he added.

The listing for the home reads: ‘This 12+/-acre private estate is built out to the highest level of quality and sophistication, located on one of the rare parcels fronting the Santa Ynez River.’

The main house on the property has a total of four bedrooms and five bathrooms, while the guesthouse has two bedrooms.

The Australian music icon died at age 73 at her home in Santa Ynez on August 8 in 2022, following a 20-year battle with breast cancer 

The four-bedroom, five-bathroom house was purchased by Olivia in 2015 for US$4.69 million (approx. AU$6.7 million) 

The property, about 200km north west of Los Angeles, also features an outdoor kitchen, office, game room and detached four-car-garage.

Olivia listed her beloved ranch for US$5.4 million (approx. AU$7.7 million) back in 2019.

But the property was ultimately taken off the market as the entertainer decided to spend her last days in the home.

The property, built in 1975, spans across 12 acres near the Santa Ynez River and includes a guest house, a pool and a barn and stables for horses 

Olivia fought several brave battles against cancer. 

She was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 1992, which was successfully treated.

She went into remission, but it later returned in both 2013 and 2017.

Olivia’s death resulted in an outpouring of public grief and heartfelt tributes from those close to her including Grease co-star John Travolta and Victorian premier Dan Andrews, who offered a state funeral in her honour.

Easterling has decided to sell the home with an asking price of $US8.965m (approx. AU$13.57million), reports People