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Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck snap up $60M love nest in Beverly Hills that boasts 24 BATHROOMS and an indoor sports complex – after two years of house hunting
Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck have finally found a house to call home in swanky Beverly Hills after two years of searching.
The married couple handed over $60.85 million in cash for the magnificent 46,000 square-foot mansion, according to TMZ.
The deal took just one week and the pair paid nearly $15 million under the $75 million asking price.
It first hit the market in 2018 for $135 million but that price was slashed nearly in half when it was re-listed this year.
The home — referred to as the ‘Wallingford estate’ — sits on a 5-acre promontory and boasts 12 bedrooms and 24 bathrooms.
Home sweet home! Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez handed over $60.85 million in cash for a magnificent 46,000 square-foot mansion in Beverly Hills, according to TMZ
Brett Lawyer — who has worked with Katy Perry and Madonna — represented the couple in the sale; the couple seen in 2021
The listing reveals that it was ‘newly rebuilt and expanded’ and features a 12-car garage and parking for 80.
There is also a ‘one-of-a-kind’ indoor sports complex, a 5,000 square-foot guest penthouse, a caretaker house and a two-bedroom guard house on the grounds.
With the indoor sports facility, Jennifer has a full gym at her disposal as well as courts for basketball, pickleball, and a boxing ring.
There is also a sports lounge and a bar.
TMZ reports that there is also a full hair and nail salon, a home theater, wine cellar, whiskey lounge, as well as sauna and massage rooms.
A zero edge pool is located behind the main house.
There are two private, gated entrances to the property.
Brett Lawyer — who has worked with Katy Perry and Madonna — represented the couple in the sale.
Meanwhile, the seller was represented by Ginger Glass of Compass.
On Wednesday, hoards of furniture was seen being moved into Ben and Jennifer’s new abode.
There were at least six vehicles parked outside the entrance and various rugs, flowers, and furnishings were unloaded and laid out on tarps.
Ben and Jennifer have dropped out of escrow on three properties in the past several months while at the height of their house hunt.
