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Inside Scooter Braun’s Reported $65 Million Brentwood Mansion

The Los Angeles Times reported a 19,000-square-foot modern farmhouse, nearly four acres and a $65 million sale in Brentwood in 2021.

By Bettesworth Construction Team 2 min read
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In 2021, the Los Angeles Times reported that music executive Scooter Braun bought a 19,000-square-foot modern farmhouse on nearly four acres in Brentwood for $65 million. The property’s reported scale, hillside setting and extensive outdoor amenities make it a striking residential project—but the sale price and details below describe reporting from 2021, not a current valuation or a verified present-day home tour.

What was reported about the Brentwood property?

The Los Angeles Times reported on September 22, 2021, that Braun bought the home for $65 million, describing the transaction at the time as Brentwood’s most expensive deal. The newspaper characterized the residence as a 19,000-square-foot modern farmhouse on a nearly four-acre hillside lot. Those are historical figures reported with the sale, not independently verified current property data.

Jack Flemming’s report summarized the deal this way: “In one of Southern California’s priciest sales so far this year, music mogul Scooter Braun has shelled out $65 million for a massive modern farmhouse in Brentwood.” The statement refers to the 2021 transaction and its context at that time.

How was the home designed and landscaped?

The Los Angeles Times credited architect Noah Walker with designing the modern farmhouse. Architectural Digest named Jamie Bush for the interiors and Christine London for the landscaping, describing the grounds as understated. The available reporting identifies the design and landscape contributors but does not establish further specifications such as room counts, materials or construction methods.

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What amenities were reported?

The Los Angeles Times listed a pool, pool house, basketball court and gardens. Architectural Digest also reported a guest house. Together, those features suggest a property planned around both indoor living and substantial outdoor recreation, though the published accounts do not provide detailed dimensions or layouts for the amenities.

What is the property’s development history?

According to the Los Angeles Times, the previous owner, Larry Paul, paid $11 million for the property in 2015. He cleared the existing home and commissioned the new residence that was later sold to Braun. The reported sale therefore followed a redevelopment rather than a straightforward resale of the earlier house.

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What is known about ownership today?

The cited 2021 coverage documents the reported purchase and describes the property as it was reported then. It does not establish who owns or occupies the home as of October 2026, so Braun should not be described as its current owner on the basis of these reports alone.

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