Jennifer Anistons $21M Mansion Becomes Ultimate Zen Den

has gone full 'Zen' for love, remaking her $21million Bel Air mansion into a serene retreat for her exclusive Daily Mail photos reveal. 

Just four months after going Instagram-official , 50, Aniston has expanded her tranquil Japanese rock garden to suit his Zen lifestyle. 

Designed for quiet contemplation, the garden features carefully positioned rocks surrounded by a bubbling water pot-styled fountain, a white Japanese stone pagoda and black gravel raked into circular patterns - an idyllic meditation spot for the spiritually inclined couple.

In addition to the Asian-inspired corner, Aniston, 57, added a large sun dial clock that adorns the pool house wall.

Black queen-sized loungers seated next to a large potted bonsai tree offer another tranquil outdoor space on the porch.

A small, intimate seating area for two, centered around a candle and surrounded by beaked yucca, a tree-like succulent, provides the perfect spot for romantic date nights. 

Meanwhile, a massive barbecue near the pool makes the area ideal for entertaining friends. 

Curtis, a hypnotherapist with more than two decades in the wellness space, can also enjoy the lush backyard, where sweeping green lawns spill toward a sun-drenched rectangular pool, a spacious wooden sundeck and the pool house.

Despite a well-documented home intrusion scare last year, Aniston continues to call the sprawling 10,000 square foot property her main residence in California. 

She spends much of her downtime there with Curtis, who splits his time between Los Angeles and New York. 

Aside from her personal touches, the core of the property remains unchanged, including the luxury kennel and playground for her three beloved dogs: Clyde, a Schnauzer mix; Lord Chesterfield, a Labrador retriever adopted in 2020; and Sophie, a white pit bull mix.

Purchased in 2011 and once shared with , Aniston's Bel Air mansion has become her personal paradise since their divorce in 2018 after three years of marriage.