Steelo Brim buys a home in Los Angeles valued at $...

Another showbiz star has joined the well-known groups of celebrities who live in LA’s Encino neighborhood. According to records, Steelo Brim spent $ 4.2 million on a transitional-style mansion in the celeb-strewn San Fernando Valley enclave. The new home of the host “Ridiculousness” weighs an impressive 6,000 square meters with five bedrooms and seven bathrooms.

The residence is stylishly separated from the street by a short white wall, a gate and a small car space. Outside, the square is completely covered with smooth white stucco, which contrasts neatly with the deep black decoration.

Inside, pure white walls, pale parquet floors, recessed lighting, vaulted ceilings and an open floor plan stretch through the room. Through the pivoting wooden door, visitors enter the large room in which the formal living room, dining area and kitchen live together in happy harmony. There’s a linear fireplace framed by a dramatic floor-to-ceiling marble mantle and stylish gray walls on either side, while the kitchen, with its Calacatta marble island and matching backsplashes, is perhaps the highlight of the house. Just behind the kitchen is the formal dining area, which is characterized by a decidedly modern chandelier and gray accent wall. A sliding glass door in the dining room opens to a covered terrace with plenty of outdoor space.

Upstairs, the master bedroom has a fireplace framed by an all-black mantle and a huge window that bathes the room in natural light and leads to a terrace overlooking the backyard. The luxurious master bathroom has a claw-foot bathtub, a sumptuous vanity and a walk-in steam shower.

Outside, the focus of the courtyard is on the large rectangular pool and accompanying spa. A sunken BBQ area adjoins a luxury pool house. However, should the weather be too cold to hang out outdoors, additional on-site amenities include a movie theater, wine cellar with tasting area, and game room with a convenient wet bar.

Maya Librush of The Agency kept the listing; Stephen Sweeney of Douglas Elliman repeated Brim.