Hollywood actress Jennifer Garner owns a $7.9 million farmhouse in Los Angeles where her former husband, Ben Affleck, stayed amid his divorce from Jennifer Lopez.
Garner, 52, first built the house in 2018 while finalizing her Affleck divorce. The actress partnered with well-known home designers Steve and Brooke Giannetti to build the home.
Recently, Affleck was seen arriving at Garner's farmhouse amid rumors about his potential split with Lopez. The pair have since filed for divorce.
Insider Garner's Home
Since the home was built, Garner has only shown glimpses of the interiors. In a short Instagram video, the actress showed exposed wood beams, a stone fireplace, and an aquarium.
In another post, Garner showed her indoor gym and views of an outdoor pool and the surrounding hills while she was training to reprise the role of Elektra in the third Deadpool movie.
However, Garner gave the first full tour of her home in partnership with Architectural Digest in a cover story released this week.
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Garner's home featured natural materials and a neutral color scheme. The living room was accented with antique and repurposed furniture, a custom coffee table, and custom paintings from Rainer Andreesen. The living room also opens to the yard.
Some highlights in the kitchen include brass chandeliers and marble countertops. However, perhaps one of the key features of Garner's kitchen is the dedicated baking area. The kitchen opens to a tranquil pool and a fruit and vegetable garden.
Garner placed a French farmhouse table from the 1850s in the dining room. Midcentury Danish and Swedish decorative items surround the table.
In the study and reading room, the home features stained-glass windows inspired by Marla Freeze's "All the World." The son made the window of the children's book author. He also added owls to represent Garner's kids and a symbol representing their dog, Birdie.
Outdoors, Garner's farmhouse features a pool and firepit area used for hangouts and entertainment. The outdoor areas were designed by landscape designer Christine London.
