Mark Zuckerberg identified as the buyer of a $23M DC mansion located minutes from the White House

Mark Zuckerberg, the billionaire Meta titan, has been outed as the buyer of a $23 million residence in Washington, DC — a purchase that underscores a growing trend among tech execs securing a foothold in the nation’s capital during President Donald Trump’s second term. The expansive property, located less than 15 minutes from the White House depending on traffic, also places Zuckerberg in walking distance to Vice President JD Vance’s official residence at the Naval Observatory. The transaction, executed in March through a Delaware-based limited liability company in all cash, ranks as the third-most expensive home sale in the city’s history, according to Politico. A Meta spokesperson confirmed the acquisition, stating to The Post: “Mark and Priscilla have purchased a home in DC, which will allow Mark to spend more time there as Meta continues the work on policy issues related to American technology leadership.” The 15,400-square-foot brick mansion, designed by prominent local architect Robert M.Gurney, replaced a $5.15 million property demolished in 2013. The new residence boasts five bedrooms and 7.5 baths, and features two kitchens and three fireplaces, according to development records obtained by The Post. Extensive outdoor amenities include a basketball court and a pool complex, fortified by newly constructed walls and fencing for enhanced security.Nestled on a nearly 1-acre corner lot in the leafy Massachusetts Avenue Heights neighborhood of Northwest DC, the residence sits amid notable landmarks like the mighty Washington Cathedral and beautiful Embassy Row. The residence aligns with the street’s traditional aesthetic by hugging the road, freeing up ample private outdoor space and greenery at the back. The dwelling comprises three distinct sections linked by glass-enclosed walkways, blending modern flair with classic gabled roofs, tall chimneys and steel windows. Inside, these sections cater to both expansive communal areas and cozy fa...

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Publisher: New York Post

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