Confirmed by 2 independent sources.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has expanded his real estate portfolio internationally by purchasing the historic Strancally Castle in Ireland, along with its expansive 440-acre grounds. The 19th-century estate, featuring extensive living quarters and river views, was acquired for an estimated price between €20 million and $35 million.
A spokesperson for Zuckerberg noted that the family looks forward to maintaining the historic property and utilizing it during trips to Ireland, where Meta houses its international headquarters in Dublin. Despite the acquisition, reports indicate that the family will maintain their primary residence in the United States.
This purchase follows a series of high-profile real estate transactions by the tech executive this year, including a major property investment in Florida. While purely a personal investment, the move highlights the ongoing accumulation of notable global properties by prominent technology leaders.
- Mark Zuckerberg purchased the 19th-century Strancally Castle in Ireland.
- The estate spans 440 acres of scenic land along a river.
- The acquisition cost is estimated between $20 million and $35 million.
- The location is relatively close to Meta’s international headquarters in Dublin.
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