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Jennifer Lopez Sells Bel Air mansion for $34M After Divorced Rumors with Ben Affleck Spread.
Jennifer Lopez has completed the purge of her California bachelorette pad, severing ties to her existence as a single woman before her marriage to Ben Affleck last year.
According to TMZ's sources in the real estate industry, Jennifer Lopez has just closed on the sale of her Bel-Air mansion, which she had offered in February for a reported $34 million. After purchasing it in 2016 for almost $28 million, her profit is even more impressive.
The original asking price for this house earlier in the year was $42.5 million, so she had to reduce the price a little to get rid of it. We've been told this deal set a regional record, so there's still cause for celebration.
The mansion is enormous, with 9 bedrooms, 13 bathrooms, an infinity pool, a theater with 30 seats, a fitness center, a guest house, and an amphitheater with an additional 100 seats. Keep in mind that shortly after Ben and Jen got married, he also got rid of his own space.
Since getting married, Jen and Ben have upgraded from their separate homes to a large estate in Bev Hills, which they have acquired with a combined $60 million. Brett Lawyer, based in Carolwood Estates, was the agent who initially listed Jen's condo for sale.
The 'French Country' architecture that can be found throughout the home is another selling point. The main house features both an elegant dining room and a spacious kitchen fit for a chef, complete with a built-in breakfast nook and a stone fireplace. All of the rooms inside the enormous mansion have access to the expansive outside patios.
With two children from Lopez's previous marriage to singer Marc Anthony and two from Affleck's previous marriage to Jennifer Garner, the newlyweds decided to make the move north after their July wedding.
Affleck has been the father of Violet and Seraphina, both daughters, and Samuel, a son, with ex-wife Jennifer Garner. Lopez and her ex-husband Marc Anthony are the parents of their twins, Emme and Maximilian.
The couple closed on their new $60.85 million estate in May of this year, and they got a mortgage from JPMorgan Chase Bank on August 31. The U.S. Sun reported this on Sunday, citing legal documents.