Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck really bought a home this time around

Real Estate

Jenny from the Block finally found her permanent block.

Lopez and her husband Ben Affleck solidified their new home base after paying cash for a $60.8 million mansion in Beverly Hills, California.

After years going in and out of escrow on several homes, they finally closed their house-hunting chapter with a 46,000-square-foot, 12-bedroom, 24-bathroom home on Wallingford Drive.

And it looks like they got a bargain. The 90210 estate, situated on 5.2 acres of land, last went up for sale at the start of May for a whopping $75 million. But the home has listed on and off since 2018.

In 2018, it hit the market for $135 million. The home was developed by Gala Asher, a Los Angeles spec developer.

Before Bennifer closed on the home, the estate was listed for rent at $300,000 per month.

Known as the Wallingford Estate, the home boasts mountain views.

It also has a sports complex described as “one-of-a-kind,” from the previous listing, which includes an indoor sports complex with basketball, pickle ball, a gym, a boxing ring and a sports lounge.


An aerial of their new home.
An aerial of their new home.
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A closer-up image of its facade.
A closer-up image of its facade.
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The couple’s furnishings were spotted at their new home over the weekend.
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The estate is just a few minutes from the iconic Beverly Hills Hotel and 20 minutes from Van Nuys private aiport for when the duo wants to jet off to other destinations.

The property also comes with an additional 5,000-square-foot guest penthouse, a caretaker house and a two-bedroom guard house.

Other amenities include a 12-car garage and parking for up to 80 cars, a zero-edge pool and expansive grounds.

Ginger Glass of Compass listed the property, while Brett Lawyer of Carolwood Estates represented Bennifer.

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