Costner’s primary property is called the Dunbar Ranch, a massive spread in the mountains of Colorado. And I mean massive—we’re talking over 150,000 acres. Yes, you read that right. One hundred fifty thousand. That’s bigger than some national parks.
He bought it in the 1990s for a reported $8 million, which at the time seemed insane. Now? It’s worth tens of millions. He’s got cattle, horses, the whole nine yards. He even lets the U.S. Forest Service use parts of it for conservation. Talk about a side hustle that actually pays off.
But Wait—There’s More Than One
Oh, you thought he’d stop at one ranch? This is Kevin Costner we’re talking about. The man is committed to the cowboy aesthetic. He also owns a smaller ranch in California, near his main home. And let’s not forget the other property in Aspen.
Why Isn't Yellowstone on Paramount Plus? (Including Season 5)
Honestly, the guy has more land than most small countries. I started adding it up and got jealous, so I stopped. If you ever feel bad about your apartment size, just remember: Kevin Costner has a backyard the size of Rhode Island. Well, almost.
