BEVERLY HILLS (Reuters) - Actors Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt, whose highly publicized divorce is expected to be finalized this week, have placed their Beverly Hills estate on the market for $28 million, the Los Angeles Times reported on Sunday. The house, which is being sold as part of the couple's divorce settlement, is empty of furniture, the paper reported. The stars, who lived there less than two years, have moved on to separate residences in Malibu. Pitt, 41, and Aniston, 36, bought the 10,000 square foot, Wallace Neff-designed home for about $13.5 million in 2001. They then spent two years refurbishing it. The house was built in a French Normandy style in the 1930s for actor Fredric March. Realty agents who have seen the house told the paper that it has some high-end features, including a screening room with film equipment and black leather seating; tennis courts; imported mahogany floors; a stainless-steel kitchen; and an art studio with skylights. The white living room walls are covered in lacquer akin to the shiny surface of a sports car, the paper said. The master suite features his and hers sitting rooms, one of which was turned into a large closet. The ground level features a bar with glass walls opening to an outdoor fireplace, pool and spa. Pitt and Aniston were married in a star-studded Malibu wedding in July 2000. In January 2005 they announced that they would separate after 4 1/2 years of marriage. They filed for divorce on March 25, citing irreconcilable differences. Meanwhile, rumors swirled that Pitt had taken up with his "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" co-star, Angelina Jolie, 30. Recently, Pitt and Jolie have been photographed together with Jolie's adopted children in Canada, where Pitt is filming "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford." Source
