Inside Yellowstone star Costner's $80million 'mini town' in Aspen - as he claims ex-wife's refusal to leave their $145M California compound has left him 'unable to live in his own home'

Kevin Costner sealed his status as Hollywood royalty with Dances With Wolves in 1990 - so it's fitting that he named his palatial $80 million Aspen estate in honor of his character.

Dubbed 'the ultimate luxury retreat', the sprawling 160-acre Dunbar Ranch is so vast it's been likened to a mini town. The property has 12 bedrooms and eight bathrooms, and can comfortably sleep 27 people.

The grandiose ranch also has its own baseball field, caretakers on the site 24/7, private fishing lakes and a golf putting range.

Many would consider it the perfect escape for Costner, 68, as he fights his estranged wife, Christine Baumgartner, over her refusal to leave his $145 million house in Carpinteria, California in what appears to have become a bitter divorce.

The Oscar-winner, who's worth an estimated $250 million, has suggested in court papers seen by DailyMail.com that he's now homeless - despite the option of Dunbar Ranch as a base.

Baumgartner, for her part, says it is Costner who is trying to make their three children homeless by forcing her to leave the California compound that served as the family home.

Kevin Costner's $80million 'mini town' in Aspen is dubbed 'the ultimate luxury retreat'. It's a sprawling 160-acre ranch with a baseball field, guest houses, a fishing lodge and a stunning main house.

(Dunbar Ranch is named after Costner's character in Dancing With Wolves, which earned him two Oscars. The $80 million estate has its own baseball field, caretakers on the site 24/7, private fishing lakes and a golf putting range)

(The property has 12 bedrooms and eight bathrooms. There are also guest houses and a property for the support staff)

(Set within a stunning valley six miles outside Aspen, the main property enjoys fabulous views of the surrounding country - including two private fishing lakes stocked with trout)

Aerial photos reveal the shear scale of the estate - named after Lieutenant John J. Dunbar - which even appears to be undergoing construction to add even more amenities.

Set within a stunning valley six miles outside Aspen, the main property enjoys fabulous views of the surrounding country - including two private fishing lakes stocked with trout.

The Roaring Fork river, known for its fast-flowing, clear waters, cuts through the lush grassland around the property.

The baseball field, which has its own 'sports house', is named Field of Dreams - a nod to Costner's 1989 movie of the same name. He's a lifelong lover of the sport and has been spotted attending Texas Longhorn's games while staying at yet another of his homes in the Lone Star State.

Dunbar Ranch is maintained by a team of support staff who also have their own lodgings on the estate.

There's are also horse corrals, and a golf putting range.

In fact, the luxury estate has so much to offer that it was recently listed on the rental market for $36,000 per night. The listing boasts that it's 'located in serene seclusion yet only minutes away from downtown Aspen'.

'Pristine landscape, breathtaking views of the Continental Divide and three exquisite homes on the property, makes this compound the ultimate luxury retreat,' it adds.

(Kevin Costner's divorce from estranged wife Christine Baumgartner (seen together in 2022) just got explosive, with his lawyer claiming in court documents that she has left him 'homeless')

(In court papers seen by DailyMail.com the actor's lawyers claim that they have made 'multiple offers' to get Christine (seen on Wednesday), 49, to move out of the former marital home)

 (Costner recently listed the estate on a rental website for a cool $36,000 per night. It can comfortably sleep 27 people)

Ref: Inside Yellowstone star Costner's $80million 'mini town' in Aspen - as he claims ex-wife's refusal to leave their $145M California compound has left him 'unable to live in his own home' (dailymail)