Jennifer Lopez & Ben Affleck Can’t Sell $65M Mansion After Divorce, Cut Price By $8M

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Emily BaxterMay 21, 2025, 1:27 amNews >

Last July, Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck‘s Beverly Hills mansion hit the housing market at $60.8 million three months after their breakup.

The house has a staggering 12 bedrooms and 24 bathrooms and also features a bar, sports lounge, gym, boxing ring, basketball, and pickleball courts. The property also boasts a guest penthouse, a home for a caretaker, a two-bedroom guardhouse and a 12-car garage.

The couple spent months on house renovations and bought expensive furniture pieces.

For example, the first living room hosts two 1950s Carlo Mollino for Antonio Gorgone Armchairs, which can run upwards of $5,000 apiece, as well as two Tommaso Barbi for Bottega Gadda Rhubarb Leaves Floor Lamps, each priced at $22,000.

Two Rivington Medium Eight-Paneled Chandeliers shine in the second living room, both priced at $6,499, and in their kitchen, you can find six Interlude Home Modern Antique Brass Finished Hollis Bar Stools at $4,200 for a pair.

The mansion’s dining room displays four 1950s Dan Johnson for Viscount Mid-Century Brass Armchairs, totaling $10,600, and the sports lounge has three Timothy Oulton Shabby Sectional Sofas, each costing between $3,780 and $5,353.

Even the outside of the house is just as extravagant, with four Formosa Armchairs that cost $2,750 each in the backyard, overlooking their $150,000 pool.

With the outrageous price point, few buyers can afford it, even among the stars’ wealthy connections. Lopez and Affleck reportedly argued about selling the house, but could not come to an agreement on price. They initially listed the home privately before deciding to list it publicly after receiving no offers, eventually cutting the price by $8 million in the hopes of securing a buyer.

The divorce was announced just a few weeks later.

After their separation, Lopez bought a $17.5 million home in Hidden Hills, and Affleck purchased a home in the Pacific Palisades for $20.5 million, only an hour away.