Actor Kevin Costner is renting out his 160-acre Aspen estate in Colorado for a whopping $36,000 per night. 

The property, known as the Dunbar Ranch, named in honor of his Dances With Wolves character, Lieutenant John Dunbar, and is described as 'the ultimate luxury retreat' and is located just minutes from downtown Aspen. 

The mansion features 12 bedrooms, eight bathrooms with views of Independence Pass and Aspen Mountain. If there are any problems, round the clock caretakers are also on-site.

Outdoors the venue boasts a baseball field, a sledding hill, and the ability to comfortably sleep up to 27 people spread across three buildings consisting of a main house, a lake house, and a river house.

For the winter months, the ranch features a private ice rink, tubing track, and dog sledding while horseback riding, hiking, fishing, and other activities are possible during the warmer months. 

The estate also incorporates a lake on which kayaks and paddleboards can be sailed.

While the nightly price tag of $36,000 may sound a lot, when split between a full house load of guests, it  would be comparable to booking several rooms at a local five-star hotel in Aspen. 

Costner, 68, purchased the land in 2000 before transforming into a picturesque paradise. 

He currently plays the owner of a ranch, John Dutton, in the acclaimed anti-woke Western series, Yellowstone. It saw Costner scoop a Golden Globe Award earlier this month. 

The win marked the first-ever Golden Globe nomination for the show - which has been described as 'anti-woke' - after multiple snubs. The popular series, which first hit the air in 2018, has aired 47 episodes over five seasons.

In that time, it has also received one Emmy nomination (in 2021, for Outstanding Production Design for a Narrative Contemporary Program); and got its first two Critics Choice Awards nominations this year (for Best Drama Series; and for Kelly Reilly for Best Actress in a Drama Series).  

Although he still frequently uses Dunbar Ranch, but the filming schedule for Yellowstone, means he's spending a large chunk of his time on other people's ranches in Montana, although he does typically rent out his Aspen home during the winter months. 

The property was put up for rent last week, and is being listed by Amy Mottier with Coldwell Banker Mason Morse.