It is the home Jennifer Aniston spent years renovating, spending millions of dollars creating a luxurious hideaway that ’felt like a hug’.
Newly released photos advertising the property show just what bidders can expect for their money - with shots showing stunning city views, a game room, Japanese spa, powder room, and office.
Jennifer Aniston has put her painstakingly renovated Beverly Hills mansion on the market for $42m. It features ocean to city views of Los Angeles
Last year Jennifer Aniston raved about the Zen-influenced home, telling Architectural Digest that it felt ’like a hug’ and ’vibrates with the love that created it’ 
Jennifer Aniston spent more than two years renovating the mansion
Aniston marked her 40th birthday in 2009 by moving into the decadent property, which also includes a Koi pond running through the entrance hall, a swimming pool with a cabana, five bedrooms and 8.5 bathrooms.
The Just Go With It star spent more than two years renovating that 9,000 square foot home in the hills above Sunset Boulevard after purchasing it in 2006 for $13.5 million.
But on a recent trip to London, Aniston, who is currently single, decided the property was ’too much’ for a person living on her own.
Every modern convenience, Jennifer Aniston, who is currently single, put the house on the market after deciding it was ’too much’ for her during a recent trip to London. It includes a ’two-in-one kitchen’ that conceals a professional catering kitchen
Luxury, Jennifer Aniston named the property Ohana, in homage to the Hawaiian idea of extended family, and completely overhauled it with the help of designer Stephen Shadley
Jennifer Aniston’s alterations included smart house technology and a biometric security system for both her wine cellar and jewellery cabinet. However the actress now wants to simplify her life She said: ’I couldn’t sleep and I sort of had one of those moments where I really needed to simplify.
Jennifer Aniston is hoping her new home will be more ’manageable’
‘My life needs to be simplified and clear out the clutter. And along with that thought came, I should sell my house.
’I had the realisation that this is just too much for me, I’m not this person.’
Aniston’s alterations to the mansion included smart house technology, a biometric security system for both her wine cellar and jewellery cabinet, and a ’two-in-one kitchen’ that hides a professional catering kitchen behind the main one.
And just last year the actress raved about the Zen influenced home, telling Architectural Digest it felt ’like a hug’ and ’vibrates with the love that created it.’
Aniston named the property Ohana, in homage to the Hawaiian idea of extended family, and completely overhauled it with the help of designer Stephen Shadley.
Aniston is ready to get away from the prying eye of Hollywood and has set her sights on the Big Apple. ‘I am looking for little spots in New York City to go back home.
’There are all sorts of things that are going to be happening in the near future so I’m excited.
’I don’t know what they are but that’s the fun part.’
Rumours swirled around which apartment would tempt Aniston into making the East Coast her home.
It has now been reported that she has purchased not one but two neighbouring apartments which she plans to turn into a 2,700 square foot duplex in the West Village.
For sale: The Just Go With It star, Jennifer Aniston, bought the 9,000 square foot property in 2006 for $13.5m. It is on the market for $42m
Luxurious: One of the Jennifer Aniston house’s many alcoves (left) and a dressing room with make-up mirror 
No expense spared: Jennifer Aniston marked her 40th birthday in 2009 by moving into the decadent property that includes a Koi pond running through the entrance hall, breathtaking views of Los Angeles and a swimming pool
According to the Daily News the apartments, on the 17th and 18th floors of 299 West 12th Street, feature ’huge casement windows and doors from every room to a beautifully planted roof terrace with panoramic north, south, east and west views of the New York Harbour to the Empire State Building and more’.