Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel are ready to part ways with Los Angeles — and they're starting by saying goodbye to their Hidden Hills home.
With the help of realtors Justin Paul Huchel and Drew Fenton of Hilton & Hyland, the Hollywood couple listed their home with an asking price of $35 million.
While their family home has everything a discerning buyer could ask for, an insider explained Timberlake and Biel have no use for the estate because they don't spend a lot of time in California.
"They're rarely in L.A. and are happy to live in Montana," the source told PEOPLE. "They also still have a place on the East Coast."
The "SexyBack" singer bought the property in 2002 for only $8.3 million, and reportedly acquired land surrounding his home from Helen Hunt.
The good looking couple share 6-year-old son Silas and secretly welcomed their second child, son Phineas, during the pandemic. Meanwhile, the Sinner star insisted she wasn't trying to hide her pregnancy from the press, as she previously explained to Dax Shepard on his "Armchair Expert" podcast: “It wasn’t like it was supposed to be a secret."
“It was just, COVID happened," the actress continued, "and then I went to Montana with my family and never left."
Scroll through to see photos of the family's soon-to-be former abode.
The rustic and modern aesthetic is clearly displayed in the dramatic entryway with trees.
The open-concept Spanish villa offers seamless indoor-outdoor living with glass doors leading from the living room — with a beamed-ceiling — to the gorgeous backyard.
The expansive living room with a fireplace is lit up by the natural light that seeps in through the windows.
Now this is a vanity room fit for royalty.
The screening room is one of the many exceptional features that makes the abode so unique.
One of the many magnificent bathrooms boasts a free-standing tub, colorful tiles, built-in cabinetry and jaw-dropping views of California.
Whether it be a Hollywood soirée or intimate night in, the backyard is ideal for any and all occasions.
As if the tennis court wasn't enough, the estate offers a meadow, forest and vegetable gardens, per the listing.
The backyard with an outdoor dining and seating area is perfect for entertaining.
Why have one pool when you can have two? A plunge pool sits right below the 85-foot-long zero-edged pool.
The property sits on a 10-acre lot and boasts 7-bedrooms with 13-bathrooms.
