
Zedd has cashed out of his Hollywood Hills sanctuary. The Grammy-winning producer cleared the sale of his mid-century compound on Tuesday for $4.25 million in an off-market transaction, parting with the property after more than a decade of ownership. The buyer? A local couple who happen to be dedicated devotees of his music catalogue—and who plan to strip out his mixing consoles to install a private screening room.
The music room is becoming a movie house.
Brandon Meneses of The Beverly Hills Estates and Janelle Meneses of The Agency represented the buyers throughout negotiations. The recording facility sealed the transaction.
They've been looking for a long time and ultimately felt this was the right home for them," Brandon Meneses confirmed.
Yet closing the deal required real flexibility on price. Property records show the electronic musician originally floated the four-bedroom estate in October 2025 at an ambitious $5.5 million. Buyers balked. Successive trims dropped the figure to $4.499 million before the listing quietly vanished from public networks, ultimately setting up Tuesday's discounted, private handoff.
Secured behind a perimeter gate and thick hedge line at the summit of a private driveway in Outpost Estates, the 1950-built residence sprawls across 3,381 square feet over a third of an acre. Wide white oak planks ground the interior spaces, illuminated through broad expanses of glass.
At the core sits a central great room framed by dual folding glass walls. Slide one side back, and the valley floor glows below; open the other, and the space flows straight toward a heated saltwater swimming pool. All four bedrooms include dedicated en-suite bathrooms and direct balcony or terrace connections, with the primary suite offering clear sightlines over downtown Los Angeles.
Luxury finishes line the corners. Carrara marble flanks the walls, while a climate-controlled wine cellar, an eight-camera security array, and three outdoor fire pits furnish the footprint. A dedicated den features a built-in wet bar alongside a self-contained screening room with an integrated sound architecture.
| Architectural Feature | Specification Detail |
|---|---|
| Year Built | 1950 (Modernist Architecture) |
| Interior Living Space | 3,381 Square Feet |
| Lot Dimensions | 0.36 Acres (Over One-Third Acre) |
| Bedrooms & Bathrooms | 4 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms |
| Outdoor Amenities | Heated Saltwater Pool, 3 Fire Pits |
| Original 2025 Asking Price | $5,500,000 |
Zedd, whose net worth stands near $60 million on the back of blockbuster collaborations with Lady Gaga, Selena Gomez, Katy Perry, and Martin Garrix, first picked up the Outpost Estates retreat for $3.9 million in 2014. That acquisition rode the chart dominance of his breakthrough debut album, Clarity.
The Hollywood Hills sale represents a minor parcel inside the producer's shifting real estate portfolio. In 2023, the hitmaker leveled up into Los Angeles's San Fernando Valley, shelling out $18.4 million for an 18,000-square-foot Nordic-style mega-mansion in Encino known as "Odin"—a property boasting eight bedrooms, a guesthouse, a bowling alley, a wellness complex, and a Junior Olympic pool. His previous Encino estate, originally acquired from Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner before being offloaded to pop singer Meghan Trainor, returned to the open market last month priced near $18 million.
Market Context: High-end legacy compounds across the Hollywood Hills face recalibrated buyer expectations after years of aggressive valuation runs. Closing off-market allowed both parties to bypass extended public marketing cycles, trading peak pandemic-era asking prices for immediate liquidity.
With deed transfers now logged, the new owners will initiate construction permits to dismantle Zedd's custom acoustical soundstage, replacing synthesizers and subwoofers with front projection and cinema seating.
| Final Off-Market Sale Price | $4,250,000 |
| 2014 Acquisition Cost | $3,900,000 |