Kevin Costner built a 160-acre Colorado retreat with three homes, a baseball field and an ice rink; his unusual ranch is far bigger than a typical celebrity estate

For Kevin Costner, the ranch lifestyle associated with his Yellowstone character is not limited to television. The Oscar-winning actor created his own expansive Colorado retreat, turning 160 acres near Aspen into a private getaway that looks more like a small luxury resort than a typical celebrity home, as per a report by Realtor.com, Coldwell Banker Mason Morse, and The New York Post.

The property, known as Dunbar Ranch, includes three separate residences, a baseball field, an ice rink, a sledding hill and multiple hot tubs. It can accommodate as many as 27 guests, while the surrounding landscape offers sweeping views of the Continental Divide.

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From Hollywood to a Colorado Retreat

Costner is widely known for his many acting roles, including his portrayal of John Dutton, the powerful ranch owner at the center of the popular Yellowstone series on Paramount.

Away from the screen, however, Costner has also built a substantial connection to the Colorado outdoors.

According to the property information cited by Realtor.com and Coldwell Banker Mason Morse, Costner purchased the land in 2000 and gradually transformed it into the retreat that exists today.

The result is a 160-acre estate in the Aspen area, combining multiple homes with an unusually long list of recreational features.