Ben Affleck Lists Sprawling Georgia Compound for $8.9 Million

The Oscar winner’s 87-acre estate comprises a trio of magnificent residences

Man in a dark suit with a light blue shirt stands outdoors with a blurred hillside background.
Actor Ben Affleck attends “Argo” photocall at the Kursaal Palace in Spain. Photo: Carlos Alvarez/Getty Image

Oscar winner Ben Affleck purchased this sprawling riverfront hideaway, located in the private Hampton Island Preserve outside Savannah, in 2003. Anchoring the 87-acre compound is a 6,300-square-foot Greek Revival manor designed by Historical Concepts in the late 1990s. Known as the “Big House,” the stately four-bedroom retreat takes cues from the region’s antebellum plantations, with 24-foot Doric columns framing the veranda, and elegant crown molding juxtaposed with reclaimed pine floors.

Oyster-shell pathways lead to a host of other structures, among them a rustic sporting lodge dubbed the Oyster House (which sleeps 20), a summer cottage, and staff quarters. The property also comes with a 38-foot mahogany sport-fishing boat (moored permanently on a private jetty), where adventurous visitors can also spend the night.

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Contact: Richard Mopper of Engel & Völkers; 912-663-5500.

Historic Southern mansion with large columns, surrounded by trees and lush greenery under a clear blue sky.
The exterior of the estate evokes antebellum Southern plantations with its Greek Revival architecture. Richard Leo Johnson

Elegant living room with a grand chandelier, white sofas, and a fireplace, creating a sophisticated and cozy ambiance.
The receiving room in the “Big House.” Richard Leo Johnson

Rustic living room with wooden beams, large dining table, cozy seating area, and upstairs loft.
Interior of the Oyster House sporting lodge. Richard Leo Johnson

Rustic two-story wooden cabin with a wraparound porch surrounded by trees and a gravel path in the foreground.
Exterior of the Oyster House sporting lodge. Richard Leo Johnson

Cozy library room with armchairs, sofa, chandelier, wooden bookshelves filled with books, and a large window.
The living room in the main house. Richard Leo Johnson

A version of this article first appeared in print in our 2018 Fall Issue under the headline On the Market. Subscribe to the magazine.