Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck Officially List Their Beverly Hills Home for $68M After Weeks of Speculation

It’s official: Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez are parting ways—at least with their marital home.

The couple hoisted their Beverly Hills megamansion onto the market, asking a hefty $68 million, according to Mansion Global.

The move comes amid rumors of relationship woes.

Last month, the two had been spending time apart and were reported to be quietly shopping the home.

But now the sprawling spread is publicly on the market for a good $8 million more than the pair paid for it not so long ago.

To refresh, the A-listers rekindled their romance after two decades, then tied the knot via two weddings in 2022. Following the nuptials and a long house hunt, they put down $60.8 million for their marital mansion last May.

It’s a huge sum, but their purchase price was a relative deal compared with the home’s initial $135 million price tag in 2018.

Then, according to the current listing, Affleck and Lopez made it even better: “Recently renovated with the highest level of quality within the last 4 months,” the “newly rebuilt and expanded masterpiece” offers breathtaking views, 5 acres, and deluxe amenities.

The home itself spans 38,000 square feet, with 12 bedrooms and 24 baths. Plus, there’s a separate 5,000-square-foot guest penthouse, caretaker house, a two-bedroom guardhouse, a 12-car garage, and parking for 80 vehicles.

The couple also prioritized athletic activities around the place. There’s an indoor sports complex with basketball and pickleball courts, a fully equipped gym, boxing ring, sports lounge, and a bar.

Outside there’s a “stunning” zero-edge pool, the listing notes.

The ritzy improvements to the home, now dubbed “Crestview Manor,” might explain the price hike.

As we previously reported, the two already appeared to be living in separately. TMZ reported that Affleck was seen living in a Brentwood rental that had last been on the market for $100,000 a month.

As for Lopez, she was reportedly spotted house hunting in Beverly Hills.

Santiago Arana, with The Agency, who holds the listing, declined to comment.