Ben Affleck Purchases $20.5M Pacific Palisades Mansion

 

Ben Affleck is back to putting down roots again in the Pacific Palisades. The Academy Award winner, 51, closed escrow on a new $20.5 million estate in the oceanside enclave, according to TMZ. The home features five bedrooms, six bathrooms, breakfast and dining areas, a separate family room, a den, walk-in closets, a media room, a powder room, a guest house, and other luxury amenities typical of a multi-million dollar house.

 

 

"Paradise Found". Once the wooden gates open to an allee of mature Olive trees, one is transported to another place and time. Set on nearly two-thirds of an acre, this gem is truly a world apart. From horse stables to secret gardens, and rolling lawns to a picturesque central courtyard with pool and cabana—every moment is magical. Originally designed by Cliff May and completely renovated to exacting standards, the home features an open floor plan with all rooms flowing into scented gardens.

 

 

The living room, with its soaring ceiling, converts to a screening room, and the gorgeous gourmet kitchen is bathed in natural light. Steel doors and windows are found throughout, and there is a large, detached guest house offering complete privacy. This property is rare and special in every way and is shown only to prequalified buyers.

 

 

Blair Chang of The Agency represented the seller, while Santiago Arana, who is also the agent for their marital Beverly Hills $68 million dollar mansion, represented Ben in the transaction.

 

 

Brendan Brown, a renowned luxury real estate agent, provides insights into this significant purchase. "Affleck's acquisition of this Pacific Palisades estate is a strategic move that not only offers privacy and luxury but also significant investment potential.”

 

 

“The property's design by Cliff May and the recent high-standard renovations add to its value, making it a prime choice for someone in Affleck's position," says Brown. "The market for such elite properties remains robust, particularly in sought-after areas like Pacific Palisades where privacy and exclusivity are paramount."