Pamela Anderson gives rare glimpse inside her peaceful new life of solitude in Canada

Pamela Anderson has shared a look at her life in Canada as she has taken more time away from the busy lifestyle one might expect of a celebrity.

The 59-year-old has enough money and star power that she could probably pick and choose wherever she wants to live, and it seems like where she really likes being most of all is her home on Canada's Vancouver Island.

She shared a clip to Instagram of her tending to the garden and having a wander around the place, including a look at what she's reading and where she's going when she's got a bit of time to herself.

It's somewhere her grandparents bought decades ago and she bought from them in the 90s, with a home called the 'Roadhouse' built on the land with several acres of space to relax in and a personal pier to stroll down.

Anderson hasn't quit acting or given up on some of the other aspects of a famous life, but her Canada home is somewhere she can get away from it all as she told her followers she likes the garden when it's been raining.

"I feel more settled on my sustainable ranch on Vancouver Island with space to rescue more animals. It’s still beachfront. One foot away from the water - and I’m lost," she told the New York Post of her decision to spend more time in Canada.

She's said in the past that as long as her Canada home persists she can 'keep a little bit of my sanity and a little bit of my feet on the ground'.

For reading material she's got Amor and Psyche: The Psychic Development of the Feminine which she says she's read 'so many times'.

It looks like a peaceful, cosy life with her followers saying it looked 'absolutely beautiful' and that she was 'living the dream' as they enjoyed the comforting autumnal vibes of the video.

Out there in Canada there's less of the furore of stardom, including the speculation over what sort of relationship she had with The Naked Gun reboot co-star Liam Neeson or encountering other celebrities who might have made TV shows about her.

She previously said that when she was younger she would spend time with her grandparents on Vancouver Island and how it was both 'triggering and crazy' that she's now living in the same place, give or take a few renovations.

“Even though I’ve renovated, I’ve kept a lot of the charm of my grandparents’ place. I feel him there,” she said of keeping the memory of her grandfather Herman.

“Herman was very tall, six foot three. I can see him sitting in his La-Z-Boy chair, and I can hear him, he had such a low voice. He still has such a strong presence in the house.”