Ariana Grande's House (former)

Pop singer who went from playing Cat Valentine on Nickelodeon’s Victorious, which ran 2010 to 2013, to a string of chart-topping albums. She earned an Oscar nomination in 2025 for playing Glinda in Wicked.

County records date the house to 2018, on 1 of 2 lots cut by a recorded parcel map. Most houses on its assessor map page went up from 1939 to 1980, so it came late to a settled hillside.

The Los Angeles firm iDGroup designed it as a glass-walled modern house, according to Hola. Its infinity pool looks out across the canyon toward the ocean.

Grande bought it in June 2020, about 2 years after it first came up for sale, according to Hola. By then the price had been cut by about a third, and she paid less still.

Grande sold it in October 2021, about 16 months after buying it. Cottages & Gardens headlined the sale as her saying “thank u, next” to the house, borrowing her own 2018 hit.

Before Grande, it was 1 of 138 properties held by Woodbridge Group, the Sherman Oaks developer behind a $1.3B Ponzi scheme, according to the Los Angeles Times. Founder Robert Shapiro was sentenced to 25 years in 2019.

The Bird Streets climb the hills above the Sunset Strip, and the enclave has drawn Leonardo DiCaprio, Tobey Maguire, and Keanu Reeves, according to Hola.