Huge crack appears in hillside next to Travis Scott's $24million L.A. mansion

Travis Scott's $23.5 million Los Angeles mansion seems to be in danger as a huge crack has appeared in the hill on which the property sits. 

In photographs obtained by DailyMail.com, an enormous crack can be seen perforating through the hillside. 

Bird's eye shot images show a clear gap in the hill due to the split. 

The fissure has reportedly formed after record-breaking storms wrecked havoc in LA this month and caused soil damage.

In photographs obtained by DailyMail.com, Travis Scott 's $23.5 million Los Angeles mansion seems to be in danger as a huge crack has appeared in the hill on which the property sits

Scott had bought his sleek postmodern seven-bedroom property in June 2020 

An enormous crack can be seen perforating through the hillside

Bird's eye shot images show a clear gap created between the hill due to the crack

Los Angeles Fire Department officials along with building inspectors and a geologist have visited the site of the crack and said that while 'it looks bad', there is no evacuation order being given. 

LAFD spokesperson Erik Scott explained: 'We worked very closely with building and safety as well as public works, all of whom performed an assessment as well as a geologist to look at this hillside. 

'Then our firefighters worked very closely with the residents. There's about five homes in the vicinity in that area that we spoke with. We explained the situation, we explained the findings and also, there was no formal evacuation that was given, and because it hadn't moved, of course, there was no injuries.

'I'm just saying, it sure looks bad.'

The hillside is near Mount Saint Mary's University's Chalon Campus and five houses in the area are feared to be in danger, including Scott's. 

The crack has reportedly formed after record-breaking storms wrecked havoc in LA this month and caused soil damage

Los Angeles Fire Department officials along with building inspectors and a geologist have visited the site of the crack and said that while 'it looks bad', there is no evacuation order being given

The hillside is near Mount Saint Mary's University's Chalon Campus and five houses in the area are considered to be in danger, including Scott's

Scott had bought his sleek postmodern seven-bedroom property in June 2020. 

His three-floor estate includes a grand total of 11 bathrooms and is spread across a sprawling 16,700 square feet. 

The massive rooftop includes a parking lot lined with foliage, and its driveway curves downward to become the third floor balcony. 

Out in the backyard there is a long glass-bottomed infinity pool that offers breathtaking views of Los Angeles.

The massive rooftop includes a parking lot lined with foliage, and its driveway curves downward to become the third floor balcony 

Out in the backyard there is a long glass-bottomed infinity pool that offers breathtaking views of Los Angeles

The city views become even more dazzling at night when Travis and his guests can enjoy them from the lit-up rooftop if they choose

At one side of the swimming pool there is a gleaming hardwood deck lined with room for plenty of chairs and tables.

The pool is flanked by a canopy at one end and at the other there is a set of stairs leading down to the lowest floor.

Travis' new backyard also includes a grassy area as well as a patio that spills into the living room of the second floor.

The second floor is largely open to the backyard, with floor-to-ceiling wall-to-wall doors to give the living room a light airy feel.

While officials do not believe there is any immediate threat to any of the houses in the area, danger persists as rains are predicted to hit the city this week.