Kevin Costner Lists His Aspen, Colorado Ranch For $36K Per Night

There is finally a chance to live like Kevin Costner for a night or more!

The actor who recently won a "Golden Globe" award has made a name as one of the most prominent veterans in Hollywood, and one thing that comes with being an A-lister is the massive piece of real estate they get to own. As he is a proud owner of other properties, he put his 160-acre Dunbar ranch in Aspen, Colorado, up for rent for a hefty price.

The "Yellowstone" star has opened up his home to the public, at least those that can afford to spend a lot of money to stay at his home. The sprawling property is quite impressive and looks like something straight out of a movie. 

At $36,000 a night, guests would enjoy the spacious land with two lakes on its 160 acres. The estate has three homes, 12 bedrooms, and 8 bathrooms that can contain at least 34 people. 

As expected, some quirks include a trap door in the main suite that leads to a jacuzzi with a waterfall. It would also not be complete without a baseball diamond designed to look like the one seen in the 68-year-old's 1989 film, "Field of Dreams."

Per ET, the entire space is available for rent all through the winter and also comes with 24/7 on-site caretakers.  It should be noted that this is one of his two compounds.

The second is his Carpinteria, California ranch, located in Santa Barbara county, where he was this month when the devastating floods that hit the area forced him to miss the Golden Globes award ceremony. It was also where he recorded a video apologizing for missing the event. He said in the clip:

"Hi, everyone. Look, I'm so sorry for everyone who might have been tuning in to watch the Golden Globes. Chris and I aren't going to be there."

The "3 Days to Kill" actor explained that they had to pull their kids out of school from Santa Barbara, noting that it was the second time in five years that their freeway had flooded out, to the point that they could not make it back home the night before. Costner continued saying:

"Nobody's sadder than us that we can't be there at the Golden Globes. Chris had a beautiful dress, I was looking forward to walking down the red carpet with her. I'm just so sorry that I can't be there. I really wanted to." 

He then added that he knew how badly his wife wanted to support him, so since they could not make it, she bought some colorful balloon decorations to celebrate as they watched the ceremony on the television.  

At the recently held "Golden Globes" awards ceremony, Costner won a trophy for 'Best Actor in a Drama Series' for his role in Taylor Sheridan's Paramount+ series, "Yellowstone."

The Blast noticed that fans had a lot to say about how Regina Hall joked about his absence from the ceremony. In a clip, the star came on stage to present that particular category, and because he could not be present, she took the opportunity to throw a jab at him while reading the teleprompter. 

She began by saying, "[Kevin] so much wanted to be here…" before breaking into laughter, adding, "I always like how they write this. It's like, 'He so much wanted to be — .' No, I'm sure he did. I mean, if he won then he would've really wanted to be here. But you won, so…."

The 52-year-old explained that "because of the unprecedented weather and flooding, he has to shelter in place in Santa Barbara." She then asked the audience to pray for the actor and those affected while chuckling. 

Some fans saw what she did as a harmless joke. This person wrote, "She is so fu*kig brilliant 😂." Another fan noted, "Regina Hall and her comedic talent: She so underrated! Probably one of the funniest women in comedy that has got her just dues!"

This person did not find it funny, writing, "I didn't appreciate her making fun of the fact that Kevin and his wife would have come and making fun that the weather prevented their attendance. Have more respect!"