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Big Sean’s Castle-Like Mansion ℙ𝕦𝕣𝕔𝕙𝕒𝕤𝕖 in Encino Reflects His ℕ𝕒𝕞𝕖 in Grandeur

Big Sean moved two months after selling his $11 million Mulholland Estates gated property. Sean Anderson, a Grammy-nominated rapper, spent $8.1 million for a modest but exquisite French Normandy-style mansion in Encino’s rich, guard-gated neighborhood.

The 2005 home was repaired four years ago and sold to Anderson at a $2 million discount. The half-acre home in a gated community with 18 other massive properties, none of which are owned by celebrities, is ideal for large events. Stone-clad home with brick motorcourt and three-car garage. A stately entrance leads to more than 10,000 square feet of three-story living area with six bedrooms and nine bathrooms. For all that splendor, Big Sean must pay $850 a month in HOA dues, property taxes, upkeep, and mortgage payments.

The main level has a Wolf and Viking-equipped gourmet kitchen with two large islands. Breakfast nook French doors open to a barbecue-equipped loggia. A formal living room features dome skylights and a whole library wall, while a casual family room has a wood-burning stove and retractable wide glass doors that lead to a covered, wood-lined patio with fireplace. Formal dining room.

Fireplace, private patio, and walk-in closet in upstairs master retreat. Dual vanities, a large glass-enclosed shower, and an alcove soaking tub create a spa-like bathroom. The sauna and massage room are here.