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DJ A-Trak has put his Los Angeles midcentury modern dream home on the market for $3,100,000.
According to public records, the home last changed hands in 2015 for $2,147,878.
The three-bedroom, two-bathroom property sits on an acre lot in the Outpost Estates neighborhood, minutes away from Runyon Canyon and Hollywood Boulevard.
The single-level home was built in 1955 and designed by architect David Hyun, who is known for designing the Japanese Village Plaza in L.A.’s Little Tokyo.
Boasting over 2,000 square feet of living space, this handsome residence is filled with striking features, including a recording studio. For starters, there are incredible views in each direction and a gated motor court.
This midcentury modern home was built in 1955.
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Glass walls, beamed ceilings, terrazzo tile floors—what more could you want?
This sun-drenched home has a roomy living area with a brick fireplace and an office nook with wraparound windows.
The spacious kitchen has a waterfall island and open shelving. There’s also a built-in dining area.
The living room is bright and spacious with glass walls and a brick fireplace.
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Open kitchen with a waterfall island
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A built-in dining nook
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The two bedrooms are large and cozy, with the primary suite boasting a fireplace and a spa-style bathroom.
Additional rooms include a den and a music studio where the DJ often performed sets on YouTube.
Here’s where the music magic happens.
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The oversized windows and easy backyard access give this property a seamless indoor-outdoor feel.
Each bedroom is large and sun-filled.
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The primary suite has a spa bathroom with a stone tub and glass shower.
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The den doubles as a record showcase.
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The grounds include a patio, a deck with a floating fireplace, and a second kitchen. There’s also a pergola as well as a custom water feature.
Lush landscaping, mature trees, hidden gardens, and walking paths seal the deal.
Walking paths, gardens, and patios
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A-Trak, whose real name is Alain Macklovitch, reached superstardom in the late 2000s after releasing popular remixes of songs as the Yeah Yeah Yeahs‘ “Heads Will Roll.” He’s the president of Fool’s Gold, a record label he founded in 2007, and is credited with helping develop popular musical acts Kid Cudi and Flosstradamus.
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