Ryan Lewis of ‘Thrift Shop’ fame takes a slight hit in sale of Studio City home
Musician Ryan Lewis, whose collaborations with Macklemore birthed the songs “Same Love†and “Thrift Shop,†has sold a home in the San Fernando Valley for $4.385 million. The secondhand spot changed hands outside the Multiple Listing Service, meaning it wasn’t publicly listed for sale.
For all his talk of thriftiness, Lewis ultimately took a small loss on the property. He bought it last year for $4.425 million, records show.
The Traditional-style home sits on half an acre in Studio City. Past a bright red front door, the interior calms down a bit, spanning 4,500 square feet of light-filled living spaces.
Two floor-to-ceiling fireplaces anchor the living and family rooms. In the center-island kitchen, a white-painted brick wall houses a rotisserie oven. Adjacent, there’s booth seating.
A wet bar and dining area round out the common area, and the home is completed by four bedrooms and five bathrooms. Outside, a swimming pool, a spa, a tennis court and a fountain reside within a hedge-lined yard. A covered patio takes in the leafy scene.
Lewis, 30, paired with Macklemore for “The Heist†in 2012, which went on to win the Grammy for best rap album two years later.
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