Drake’s Fabulous YOLO Estate Is the Week’s Most Popular Home

This week, everyone wanted a peek inside a rapper’s delight: Drake‘s YOLO estate in Southern California. It racked up tens of thousands of clicks after it came on the market for $14.8 million, making it the week’s most popular home on Realtor.com®.

Designed for parties and good vibes, the seven-bedroom mansion in Hidden Hills is equipped with a wine cellar and tasting room, a 24-seat home theater, and a mechanical riding bull. Outside it features sport courts and a stable with an equestrian ring. But the true highlight is the swimming pool out back with a grotto and swim-up bar.

Also available are two adjacent properties owned by the rapper. For the entire 6.7-acre enchilada, a buyer must be willing to plunk down $22.2 million.

The rest of the week’s most popular homes were more modest. (Only one other home topped the million-dollar mark.) They include a six-bedroom home going up for auction in Ohio, an A-frame contemporary in Connecticut, and a hoarder home in Pennsylvania.

Take a look!

Price: $125,000
Why it’s here: This six-bedroom Victorian is headed to the auction block with an opening bid of $125,000.

Built in 1902, this historic home still features high ceilings, built-ins, and a grand fireplace. Other highlights include original stained glass and an in-ground pool. A little TLC will be needed to transform this property back into a dream home.

Price: $139,900
Why it’s here: Listed as being built in 1870, this place appears to have undergone some serious DIY makeovers with interesting design choices. This three-bedroom house sits on an acre lot.

The 1,680 square feet of living space includes a two-story entry. You’ll spot exposed beams, a cathedral ceiling, and loft-style bedrooms on the second floor.

Price: $405,000
Why it’s here: This stately and historic five-bedroom home is on a large corner lot and offers nearly 5,000 square feet of living space.

Built in 1910, the home is well-maintained and features an enormous wrap-around porch, grand entry, and two parlors. A large primary suite is located on the first floor, and the four additional bedrooms are upstairs.

Price: $300,000
Why it’s here: This 40-acre property is also headed to the auction block. It includes two residential buildings, a barn, and some outbuildings.

The 2,000-square-foot Cape Cod home will need some work. Built in 1783, it features exposed beams, hardwoods, and numerous fireplaces. The home’s idyllic location includes frontage on Crooked Pond.

Price: $749,000
Why it’s here: Built in 1931, this three-bedroom Cape offers oodles of curb appeal. It’s also been beautifully updated with modern appointments.

We love the eat-in kitchen with granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances. Hardwood flooring runs throughout the house.

Price: $445,000
Why it’s here: Built in 1989, this large A-frame home comes with 12 acres. The views are beautiful views from every room.

The three-bedroom home is filled with natural light thanks to its soaring ceilings, skylights, and walls of windows. The heating system has been updated, the roof is new, and the primary suite has been renovated.

Price: $250,000
Why it’s here: Built in 1763, this affordable farmhouse sits on an acre lot and offers more than 3,000 square feet of living space.

The six-bedroom Colonial has great bones and features some hidden staircases, but it’s being sold as is and will need some updates. The hardwood flooring is original to the home, and the eat-in kitchen has access to the attached garage.

Price: $40,000
Why it’s here: The listing photos for this hoarder home drew waves of gawkers. It’s being sold as is, and the price acknowledges it will need a major cleanup.

The two-bedroom home is in “a state of disrepair and there may be a minor incursion … onto the neighbor’s property,” the listing notes. The buyer must come prepared to haul away the home’s junk.

Price: $1,499,000
Why it’s here: This avant-garde home of 10,000 square feet features a dramatic foyer with a curved staircase. It’s located in the Chestnut Hill section of Livingston.

The home’s highlights include designer details, marble flooring, skylights, walls of windows, a media room, chef’s kitchen, and indoor pool. An apartment with a separate entrance is located on the lower level.

Price: $14,800,000
Why it’s here: It’s all about Champagne tastes for Champagne Papi. Luxurious inside and out, Drake’s over-the-top YOLO (“you only live once,” so it goes) estate attracted waves of gawkers.

Located in a neighborhood favored by celebs, this 3-acre, resort-style mansion offers a whopping 12,500 square feet of living space. According to the local experts we spoke with, the rapper should have no problem attracting a buyer to this home—and the two neighboring homes he also owns.