Travis Scott’s Longtime Manager Buys Nearly New Los Angeles Mansion

Though the deal was actually inked last year, it’s only recently come to light that the buyer of a striking Los Angeles spec-home was David Stromberg. The general manager of the Cactus Jack record label — who’s probably best known as the mastermind behind rapper Travis Scott’s multi-product empire — now holds the keys to a slickly contemporary residence in the affluent San Fernando Valley community of Encino.

Sold to Stromberg for a speck over $5.2 million and newly built in 2021, the gated two-story structure has five bedrooms and six baths in just over 5,800 square feet of two-level living space boasting walls of glass providing seamless indoor/outdoor environs, plus a smart-home automation system.

A glass entry door pivots into a double-height foyer displaying a curving floating staircase. From there, main-level highlights include a massive great room holding a formal dining room with a glass-encased wine display, as well as a family room sporting a book-matched porcelain fireplace, built-in bookshelves illuminated with LED lights and Fleetwood pocketing doors spilling outside. A sleekly designed gourmet kitchen is outfitted with bespoke cabinetry, a waterfall-edge island, top-tier Miele and Thermador appliances, and a butler’s pantry, while a guest bedroom suite on the bottom floor is ideal for using as an office space.

Upstairs, four additional en-suite bedrooms include a posh master retreat flaunting a two-way linear fireplace, separate lounge area, pair of private balconies, walk-in closet, and spa-inspired bath decked out with dual vanities, a soaking tub and glassy shower. Outdoors, the resort-inspired grounds span almost a half-acre, and host a covered patio perfect for al fresco entertaining with an adjacent kitchen setup, along with a pool and spa surrounded by a sundeck. There’s also a three-car garage attached to a gym and bath.