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Irving Lorenzo Jr., the record executive and producer better known as Irv Gotti, has purchased a home in Encino for $3.636 million.

Completed last year, the farmhouse-inspired traditiona­l home sits behind gates on a more than quarter-acre lot.

Beyond the covered front porch, the main floor is largely devoted to open-plan space and includes formal living and dining areas, a two-island kitchen and a family room. An office/den and a home theater sit off the common area.

Some 6,600 square feet of living space also includes five bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms. A walk-in closet/dressing room and a lavish bath make up the vaulted-ceiling master suite, which opens to a private balcony.

Outside, the hedged and fenced setting centers on a swimming pool and spa with a waterfall feature. A covered patio, a built-in barbecue, lawn and a fire pit complete the grounds.

Adi Livyatan of Rodeo Realty and Aristide Buhoiu of Royal Estate Properties were the listing agents. Michelle Schwartz of the Agency represente­d the buyer.

Gotti, 48, in 1997 co-founded Murder Inc., formerly known as the Inc., which has produced records for such artists as Ja Rule, Christina Milian and Vanessa Carlton. After a string of legal troubles that led to the decline of the company, the producer announced last year that he was reviving the record label with a new lineup of artists including

Boogiie Byrd and the duo Fitted Circle.

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