Meghan Trainor Lists Star-Studded Encino Compound for $17.995 Million After Rapid Markup

Pop star Meghan Trainor and actor Daryl Sabara are ready to part with music royalty's favourite compound. The couple pinned a $17.995 million price tag on their sprawling estate in Encino's leafy Royal Oaks enclave—testing the appetite of Los Angeles luxury buyers just two and a half years after moving in.

Real estate in the San Fernando Valley moves fast. But few addresses circulate quite like this one. Tucked across 0.88 acres, the contemporary fortress spans 14,779 square feet of hyper-customised living space, boasting six bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, and a paper trail loaded with platinum records and Hollywood credits.

Seven Years, Four Celebrity Deeds

Jonas Brothers frontman Joe Jonas and Game of Thrones star Sophie Turner broke ground on the home's celebrity ledger in 2019, scooping up the newly constructed Jae Omar build for $14.1 million. They spent lavishly on upgrades—overhauling the private gym, beefing up security infrastructure, and commissioning a full-scale private pub modelled after traditional Chicago watering holes.

Then came the turnover.

In September 2021, Grammy-winning electronic music producer Zedd—born Anton Zaslavski—snatched the property for $15.2 million. Zedd reshaped the footprint to suit his craft, installing a commercial-grade recording studio and a dedicated vocal isolation booth. By January 2024, the hitmaker listed the estate for just under $19 million. Four months later, Trainor and Sabara swooped in, closing the deal at $17.125 million.

Now, the duo wants out. Their fresh $17.995 million listing targets an $870,000 gross bump over what they paid in 2024, though broker fees, closing levies, and transfer taxes will eat into any paper gains.

Inside the 14,779-Square-Foot San Fernando Compound

Celebrity provenance pulls eyes, but the architecture carries the weight. Visitors step past a towering two-storey foyer directly into a vast great room anchored by a fireplace, a built-in entertainer's bar, and floor-to-ceiling glass sliders that disappear into the walls. Food prep splits across two distinct hubs: a show kitchen loaded with custom European millwork and Miele appliances, paired with a hidden commercial catering kitchen engineered for private chefs.

Upstairs houses five ensuite guest rooms, an open family lounge, and an indulgent primary suite. The main bedroom operates like a boutique hotel—complete with a wet bar, private sitting parlour, sprawling dual walk-in dressing rooms, a marble-clad spa bath, and private walkout sundecks.

Yet the home’s quirkiest flex belongs entirely to Sabara and Trainor: a massive custom children’s adventure zone outfitted with a foam pit, climbing wall, indoor slide, art workshop, and reading nook. Add an executive office suite, a private fitness centre, and Zedd’s insulated vocal booth, and the property functions as a fully self-contained creative bunker.

Go outside, and the compound stretches out. A zero-edge swimming pool and spa anchor the manicured grounds alongside an outdoor barbecue kitchen, a sunken fire pit lounge, a dedicated putting green, and an al fresco projection cinema. A standalone secondary structure holds the Jonas-era pub, a regulation billiards room, and an enclosed private movie theatre. A four-car motor court garage and an enterprise-grade Control4 smart-home network round out the perimeter.

The Lingering Encino Precedent

For Trainor and Sabara, this sale arrives after a bruising pricing correction down the road. In 2020, the pair acquired a seven-bedroom Encino home for roughly $6.55 million, poured money into renovations, and tossed it onto the market in June 2024 chasing nearly $12 million.

Buyers refused the markup. Slashed price tags followed for months until the deed finally cleared in April 2026 for $6.835 million—barely scraping past their raw acquisition basis six years prior.

Trainor and Sabara have not offered public comment on why they are walking away from the compound after just two years. For now, the keys sit back on the transaction table, waiting to see whether Hollywood's musical chairs claim a fifth celebrity owner before the season ends.