With the $73 million Trousdale Estates property he purchased this past July taking precedence as a residential home base, last August found Uber co-founder Garrett Camp listing this Hollywood Hills home he’d picked up less than two months earlier—for $9.6 million. The home sold this week—for an estimated $9.6 million. A luxuriously hectic real-estate summer and autumn for camp Camp.

The 6,400 square footer presents a streetside persona that is boxy, tough, and imposing. The exterior shows concrete, glass, and strident lines, and in the back the architecture conforms to surround the pool on three sides for a courtyard-like effect.

The interior living style is open, thoroughly contemporary, and preoccupied with material choice. Natural-look plank floors and abundant, highly figured natural stone add warmth and flash. The kitchen is a paragon of scale, with floor-to-ceiling cabinetry contributing to what is a breathtaking effect, and multiple hardwood choices, a waterfall island, and terrazzo counters and backsplash accumulating into a complex composition.

The bedrooms and baths all receive very unique treatments, with fixtures, material and design choices carefully chosen. The home opens frequently to the exterior living area, and the master suite is no exception; a pool, spa, and lounge area with fire feature and grille station await just beyond the many glass walls and sliding glass doors that combine the property’s interior and exterior spaces into one comprehensive living style.

Camp’s net worth is around $3 billion.