Inside Kevin Costner's Impressive Real Estate Portfolio — and the Role It's Playing in His Divorce

The actor's properties have been in the spotlight thanks to his split from his wife of 18 years, Christine

Kevin Costner’s homes have become a key factor in his divorce from ex Christine.

The Yellowstone actor's former wife of 18 years had allegedly refused to leave the family's Santa Barbara, Calif. compound, PEOPLE previously reported, after she officially filed for divorce in April citing “irreconcilable differences.”

Legal documents obtained by PEOPLE state that per a prenuptial agreement, Christine was expected to vacate the sprawling primary residence, where their three children — Cayden, 16, Hayes, 14, and Grace, 13 — also reside, 30 days after filing.

Following the exes' child support hearing on Aug. 31 and Sept. 1, it was revealed that Christine officially moved out of the compound and into a new $40,000-per-month rental home.

Here’s everything to know about the beachfront property at the center of their split, along with Christine's new rental and Kevin’s other homes.

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Santa Barbara, California

Kevin’s Santa Barbara compound features a main home with two additional houses on a 1.4-acre property. The cliffside plot boasts stunning views of the Pacific Ocean.

Christine argued that her ex's claims she was "refusing" to vacate the compound were "simply not true," according to legal documents obtained by PEOPLE. She said that she would willingly leave the property once a child support agreement was made.

In the documents, Christine's attorney also states that the request for order (RFO) filed by her estranged husband regarding the Santa Barbara home "seeks to kick Christine and their three children out of the house that the children have lived in for their entire lives."

Following the recent child support hearing, it was revealed that Christine has officially moved into a new rental home that costs $40,000 per month. The spacious abode is spread out across one acre of land and boasts six bedrooms, six bathrooms and a guesthouse.

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Kevin owns another property down the street from his primary Santa Barbara residence, Insider reports. It sits on 10 acres of land with private beach access and was briefly put on the market for $60 million in 2017.

Earlier in June, Kevin revealed he took out a mortgage on the waterfront property in order to fund his upcoming movie series Horizon: An American Saga.

"I’ve mortgaged 10 acres on the water in Santa Barbara where I was going to build my last house,” the actor told Deadline. “But I did it without a thought. It has thrown my accountant into a f------ conniption fit. But it’s my life, and I believe in the idea and the story.”

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Aspen, Colorado

While Kevin's Santa Barbara properties are certainly impressive, his 160-acre vacation home in Aspen might just be the jewel of his collection. Dubbed Dunbar Ranch in honor of his Dances with Wolves character, the estate features 12 rooms and comfortably sleeps 27 people.

It has recently been available for rent for $36,000 per month and offers sweeping mountain views and lake access, along with a private baseball field and three hot tubs.

Kevin and Christine tied the knot on the breathtaking property in 2004 after six years of dating.

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Additional Properties

The actor has some other noteworthy spaces to tie his portfolio together. According to The Cut, Kevin has an apartment in Los Angeles that he picked up after his divorce from his first wife, Cindy Silva.

Though not a home, The Bodyguard star also owned a restaurant and casino called the Midnight Star in Deadwood, South Dakota, according to Insider. The town of Deadwood caught his eye while scouting locations for Dances with Wolves, and he ended up opening the restaurant in 1991. In 2020, he sold the property because it was not generating enough revenue, the outlet reports.

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