Mark Zuckerberg, CEO and chairman of Meta, formerly Facebook, is one of the richest men on the planet, as his current net worth is $57.7 billion. He recently sold one of his mansions, located in San Francisco, for a whopping $30.4 million, when in 2012 he acquired it for $10. As a curious fact, this Californian city is also where the series ‘Full House’ was filmed housing where the series ‘Full House’ was filmed.
Zuckerberg’s San Francisco home is located in the exclusive neighborhood of Dolores Heights, a very sensitive area where the American entrepreneur could live quietly, undisturbed. Below, we tell you all the details about the house that Mark Zuckerberg recently sold.
What is known about Mark Zuckerberg’s former property.
This mansion has a living area of 678 square meters, and inside we can find four bedrooms and four bathrooms spread over three floors, which after a reform that cost the tycoon almost 2 million dollars, became four. In the first one, there was the office where Mark Zuckerberg teleworked, a room that functioned as a laundry room, a wine cellar, and a private bar, among other spaces. Most of them are unknown, but it is said that in total (in the whole house), there are 23.
With the renovation that Mark Zuckerberg and his partner, philanthropist Priscilla Chan, decided to carry out on the property, they remodeled the kitchen and bathrooms, replacing the brick walls with another highly resistant material to fire and earthquakes. They also installed a complete air conditioning system, renovated the windows, and replaced the roof with a more modern and stable one… Finally, the fourth floor they added includes an additional bathroom and a roof deck with a glass roof.
Mark Zuckerberg’s neighbours rejoice at home sale
With the renovations of this house, Meta’s CEO annoyed his neighbors for an excessively long time for them. According to important media outlets in the city of San Francisco, such as the San Francisco Chronicle, a team of 50 people worked on the construction site of Mark Zuckerberg’s mansion every day, making a loud noise and blocking many parking spaces on the street where they lived.
They went so far as to accuse the American tycoon of hiring people only to fill parking spaces, reserving them for workers who would return to work later. Considering that it was a reform that lasted for almost two years, we understand the neighbors’ protests if what they said is true. Some of them, now that Mark Zuckerberg has gotten rid of this property, have even celebrated.