She owns two homes—a nearly 30-acre ranch in Tennessee’s hills and a Toluca Lake mansion. Julia Michaels, a Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter, bought a Cape Cod-style house in Encino, California.

Records show that the California-raised, 28-year-old musician, who started her career co-writing chart-topping hits for Justin Bieber (“Sorry”) and Selena Gomez (“Lose You to Love Me”), and then achieved solo success with songs like “Issues,” paid a speck under $5.5 miℓℓio𝚗 for the stylish digs, which were built in 2017 and updated.

The white wood-sided house with black shutters, soaring columns, and a bright red front door sits on a half-acre fenced and gated lot.

Six bedrooms, seven baths, dark hardwood flooring, whitewashed wood-beam ceilings, wainscoted walls, and designer light fixtures fill 6,000 square feet of two-level living space.

A double-height entrance leads to a fireplace-adorned formal living room. An all-white kitchen with a tile backsplash, two islands, and high-end stainless appliances is adjacent to a pleasant family room with a wall of built-ins that opens to a terrace perfect for al fresco dining and gathering.

A spa-inspired master bedroom with a fireside sitting area, private balcony, custom walk-in closet, dual vanities, makeup area, soaking tub, and glass-enclosed shower is upstairs.

A gray screening room with a wet bar and room for a pool table and an office with a balcony above the adjacent two-car garage are included in the house.

The grassy and walled backyard has a pool and spa with a sundeck, a covered lounge with a fireplace, a BBQ and bar, a fire pit, and a sport court. The garage has a huge motorcourt.