Cornerback makes big real-estate investment in L.A.

Orlando Scandrick is living the good life in L.A. The Los Angeles Times reported Sunday that the Cowboys cornerback has purchased a house in the Hollywood Hills for $2.1 million. Scandrick, a 25-year-old native of Torrance, Calif., received a five-year extension worth $27 million last August. The deal included $10 million guaranteed. According to the Times, Scandrick’s new digs are set beneath the famed Hollywood sign. It’s a contemporary house featuring retractable walls of glass and a top-floor master bedroom. Set in about 3,500 square feet, the house’s outdoor amenities include a sunken spa. Built in 2009, the three-story house has downtown and canyon views, the Times reported. Cowboys fans should hope Scandrick’s new home also includes a film room. The Boise State alum was part of a unit that ranked 23rd in the league in pass defense last season, yielding 244.1 yards per outing.