Trainor, Sabara List Encino Mansion for $18M
The 15,000-square-foot estate has changed hands three times since 2019, with each buyer paying more than the last.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Home Organization
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Meghan Trainor and Daryl Sabara have listed their Encino mansion for just under $18 million. The property was acquired by Trainor in 2024 for approximately $17 million, following earlier purchases by Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner and by Zedd.
Why it matters
The listing shows the estate's value rising across successive sales. For Los Angeles-area buyers and homeowners, it is a reference point for high-end San Fernando Valley property pricing.
The nearly 15,000-square-foot home has six bedrooms and 12 bathrooms, with a price rising from $14.1 million in 2019 to just under $18 million today. The current sale price and buyer have not yet been disclosed.
The players
Meghan Trainor
Grammy-winning singer known for the hit "All About That Bass," who bought the Encino mansion in 2024 and is now listing it.
Daryl Sabara
Actor known for the Spy Kids films, who co-owns the Encino mansion with Meghan Trainor.
Zedd
German-American electronic music producer and DJ who owned the mansion from 2021 and added a recording studio.
Joe Jonas
Musician and member of the Jonas Brothers, who bought the mansion in 2019 with Sophie Turner.
Sophie Turner
Actress known for playing Sansa Stark on Game of Thrones, who bought the Encino mansion in 2019 with Joe Jonas.
The details
The contemporary-style mansion sits behind tall gates and hedges and was designed by Jae Omar. Zedd added a recording studio during his ownership, and the grounds include a pool, spa, outdoor kitchen, putting green and a guesthouse with a billiards pub and movie theatre.
Timeline
2019: Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner buy the mansion for $14.1 million.
2021: Zedd buys the mansion for $15.2 million.
2024: Meghan Trainor acquires the mansion for approximately $17 million.
November 4, 2026: The mansion is reported back on the market.
November 5, 2026: Listing reported at just under $18 million.
Market Landscape
This Encino sale sequence mirrors the pattern of high-profile Los Angeles estates changing hands among entertainment figures at higher prices. Each resale in this property's history has landed above the previous purchase price.
For Los Angeles homeowners and buyers, the rising resale prices show what high-end San Fernando Valley estates can command. Anyone comparing properties in the area can use this sale sequence as a point of reference.
The takeaway
The sale history of this Encino estate shows how a property's value can climb across several owners, so buyers weighing similar Los Angeles homes should compare recent sale prices for the same property before deciding.
Further reading
Explore more Home Organization stories covering high-end residential spaces across Los Angeles.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Times of India.
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