YouTuber David Dobrik Buys $9.5M LA Mansion, $3M Below Asking Price

YouTuber David Dobrik has purchased a massive 7,800 square feet mansion in Los Angeles for a whopping $9.5 million, almost $3 million less than the property's original asking price.

Located in San Fernando Valley’s Sherman Oaks neighborhood, the 24-year-old Slovakian content creator’s estate includes six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and a massive living area with Fleetwood walls of glass. The home also includes a gym, temperature-controlled wine closet, and a movie theater. The kitchen, on the other hand, has marble countertops and equipped with Miele appliances. The master suite reportedly has the best views of the valley, Variety reported.

In the grand backyard, there is a massive aforementioned pool with its inset spa. There is also a lounge area that is centered around a fire pit and an outdoor kitchen.

Dobrik, who is popular for being the leader of the YouTube ensemble "The Vlog Squad," had been residing in a Studio City home with members of his team for a few years. He began looking for a new home last year and frequently took to Instagram to post videos of his home tours.

Dobrik, who has over 18 million subscribers on YouTube, has an estimated net worth of $7 million.

Last May, the YouTuber announced that he had tied the knot with his friend’s mother.

"Last night I became my best friend's stepfather by marrying his mother. So grateful for this opportunity. I'll treat you as my own. Love you, Jason, now go take out the trash it's stinking up our living room," he wrote in an Instagram post.

"My friend told me I would never find love and get married. So I flew to his mom's house and married her on the spot. Now that same friend is my stepson. True love always wins," he further explained on Twitter.

However, the couple called it quits a month after the wedding.

"I am heartbroken to announce that Lorraine and I have split. I wish her nothing but the best. We may have rushed into things but that’s what happens when two young people fall in love. Please respect our privacy at this time," he tweeted.