Blake Griffin Scores $19 Million Brentwood Compound
Though he’s been professionally dribbling and shooting for the Detroit Pistons since 2018, Blake Griffin still spends his off-seasons in Los Angeles, where the ex-Clipper was formerly based for years. The six-time NBA All-Star owns no fewer than four multimillion-dollar homes across the L.A. County area, and his total local real estate portfolio is now conservatively valued at $35 million.
Griffin’s latest purchase, completed in April of this year and previously unreported, involves the clandestine, off-market acquisition of a brand-new compound in Brentwood, one of Westside L.A.’s most exclusive enclaves. Built by local spec-mansion specialist Triwest Developent, the .65-acre property ran the basketball whiz a whopping $19.1 million and is located in a guard-gated community set just off Sunset Boulevard.
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Because the property was never listed on the open market, photographs and specific details are essentially nonexistent. However, the house was recently featured in a very brief commercial for Stella Artois beer that Griffin filmed at the residence; fleeting glimpses of the property reveal that the modern farmhouse-style new build has an open kitchen and family area filled with warm, honey-colored hardwoods, plus a two-story detached guesthouse overlooking a woodsy backyard area. There’s also a negative-edge swimming pool with an inset spa, per aerial images and permits.
Besides his new $19 million main residence, Griffin still owns a starter house in nearby Pacific Palisades, which he acquired for $9 million back in 2013. That place has been on and off the market for years, at prices hovering around the $11 million mark, give or take a handful of season passes.
Back in 2019, Griffin paid $4 million for a modern farmhouse-style residence in Manhattan Beach that is currently occupied by his ex-partner Brynn Cameron, a former USC basketball star. And also last year, Griffin forked out another $2.3 million for a newly-built residence in Studio City, currently occupied by his older brother Taylor Griffin, a former pro basketball player who previously played for the Phoenix Suns and Charlotte Bobcats.
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