A sellout in Silver Lake

After such a smooth transaction, Scott Shriner might have

to come back for an encore.

The bassist of Weezer fame sold his modern treehouse in Silver Lake last month for $2.4 million, or about $250,000 more than the asking price.

Dense landscaping shields the home from the street. A garden leads residents to the front door, which opens to a bright open floor plan with wide wood-plank floors and a free-standing fireplace.

Views of the city are served up from picture windows that line the space. A private balcony hanging off the upstairs master suite takes advantage of the scenic spot as well. The home, built in 1940, holds three bedrooms and three bathrooms across two stories. Downstairs, sliding glass doors in the second master suite open to a patio.

Shriner paid $1.725 million for the home in 2014, records show. Linda Chamberlain of Nourmand and Associates was the listing agent. Sara Lov of Maisonre Real Estate represented the buyer.

Shriner, 52, is the rock band’s longest-serving bassist, recording seven albums with the group.