Cameron Diaz and Benji Madden have listed their massive Beverly Hills estate for $17.8 million, according to People.
The Something About Mary star, 51, and the Good Charlotte guitarist, 45, bought the property for $14.7 million in 2020.
The seven-bedroom, 8.5-bath mansion sits on a lushly landscaped 1.6 acres in the Benedict Canyon area of Los Angeles.
The farmhouse-style home features French doors, fireplaces, and high beamed ceilings in the main house and guesthouse.
The enormous master bedroom takes up a full wing of the house and features two closets, two bathrooms, a sitting area, dressing room and fireplace.
Other amenities include a home theater and a swimming pool with a waterfall.
The gated property also boasts incredible views, walking paths through hillside gardens, rolling green lawns and shaded patios.
The couple also own a six-bedroom, 10-bathroom mansion spanning nearly 11,000 square feet in Montecito, which they bought in 2022 for $12.8 million as well as a $9.5 million condo in New York City.
Cameron Diaz also still owns her single gal pad above the Sunset Strip in the Hollywood Hills.
Cameron Diaz and Benji have been busy outside of preparing their home for the market.
The couple who will celebrate 10 years of marriage in January, welcomed son Cardinal in March.
Cameron Diaz and Benji were already parents to daughter Raddix, who was born in December 2019.
This week, the release date for Shrek 5 was made public. The new installment of the popular animated film series will see Diaz return to her role as Princess Fiona.
A post on X/Twitter from DreamWorks Animation on Tuesday read, ‘Not too Far, Far Away…@Shrek 5 is coming to theaters on July 1, 2026 with Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy, and Cameron Diaz.’
The Shrek franchise has been a commercially successful and critically-acclaimed property for DreamWorks Animation for more than two decades, spawning four feature motion pictures and multiple spinoff projects.
The initial Shrek film arrived in theaters in May of 2001 and took in $487 million in worldwide box office, also claiming the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature.
Shrek 2, released in May of 2004, made $928 million worldwide and contended for the Cannes Film Festival’s Palme d’Or prize, as did its predecessor.
Shrek the Third, released in May of 2007, made $813 million worldwide, while the latest feature film in the series, Shrek Forever After, took in $752 million worldwide following its May 2010 release.