Inside Jennifer Lopez Ben Affleck’s $60.8 Million Mansion with 15 Fireplaces

After a nearly two-year quest for their perfect home and living in the singer’s old home, Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck have at last discovered their real estate paradise.

The celebrity couple snapped up the five-acre Wallingford Estate promontory in Beverly Hills, California at a bargain compared to its original $135 million asking price.

The property, restored by the famed Los Angeles spec developer Gala Asher, spans an impressive 38,000 square feet of air-conditioned living area.

A hedge-enclosed, gated entrance unveils this two-story marvel that retains a feeling of tranquil exclusivity despite being a stone’s throw from the Beverly Hills Hotel and other local hotspots.

The sprawling estate leaves nothing to be desired, offering a total of 12 bedrooms, 24 bathrooms, and 15 fireplaces, catering to every need that might arise.

The property’s key features include a record-setting 155-foot infinity-edge pool with a canyon panorama, a contemporary living room equipped with a fireplace and sliding glass doors opening onto a sunbathing deck, and an expansive yard primed for luxurious summer events or laid-back barbecues.

Also nestled within the estate is an indoor sports complex complete with a boxing ring, gym amenities, basketball, and pickleball courts, a clear viewing gallery, a sports bar equipped with a video wall, and lounges situated indoors and outdoors for unwinding with guests after a friendly competition.

With a 10-car garage and space for 80 additional vehicles, parking is ample. Other facilities include a 5,000-square-foot guest penthouse, a caretaker’s residence, and a two-bedroom guardhouse.

As soon as the deal was sealed, Lopez and Affleck immediately began moving into their new home, creating a lively atmosphere with their belongings stacked in the driveway, amid furniture, paintings, rugs, and a sea of moving boxes.

After marrying in 2022, Affleck listed his Pacific Palisades bachelor pad for close to $30 million and relocated to live with his new wife and her twins, Max and Emme Muniz, in the meantime. Lopez made a similar move in February and reportedly sold her Bel-Air home for a substantial $42.5 million.