Inside Mark Zuckerberg’s real estate portfolio, from a Hawaiian doomsday bunker to an Irish castle

It’s no surprise that a tech titan has more than one property in Silicon Valley. The Meta CEO owns five homes in the Crescent Park neighborhood of Palo Alto.

He gave viewers a rare peek inside one of them in 2016; the house is even tricked out with a “custom-made artificially intelligent assistant,” according to CNBC. The home is only a 10-minute drive from the Meta HQ in Menlo Park.

Architectural Digest described it as a “‘no frills abode” that chooses function over extravagance. Zuckerberg then spent over $43 million on the four homes surrounding his original residence in Crescent Park, The Wall Street Journal reported.

The four-bedroom, four-bathroom home is located near San Francisco’s Dolores Park. He and his wife, Priscilla Chan, reportedly spent $10 million to purchase the townhouse in 2010.

At the time of the sale in 2022, it was the largest residential real estate deal in the city.

Lake Tahoe is a popular vacation destination for wealthy Californians in both summer and winter, and Zuckerberg and his family are no exception.

The tax records of the two properties — known as Carousel Estate and Brushwood Estate — display the same address as tax records of other properties linked to Zuckerberg, according to documents viewed by BI.

At 5,322 square feet, the Brushwood Estate features six bedrooms, five baths, and two half baths, according to SF Gate. Inside are high-beamed ceilings and picture windows; outside are lush trees, a private dock, and a hot tub. There’s also a 2,293-square-foot guesthouse.

It’s unclear exactly how many acres of land Zuckerberg currently owns on Kauai, but he began buying up a region of the island back in 2014.

Business Insider tracked down at least 1,200 acres between 17 parcels of land that have the same tax address as other properties mentioned above, but are owned by LLCs including Kahu’aina Holdings LLC and Pila’a International LLC.

The 1,200 acres include about 750 acres he reportedly paid $100 million in 2014 for. That encompasses a more than 350-acre span of land on Pila’a Beach.

Another part of Zuckerberg’s Hawaii holdings is the nearly 600 acres of land on Kauai’s North Shore that reportedly cost him around $53 million in 2021.

On one of his Hawaiian parcels, Zuckerberg is reportedly building a huge compound that’s said to include a 5,000-square-foot underground bunker with an escape hatch. It’s been dubbed Koolau Ranch, and Wired reported that buying the land and creating the compound cost the executive an estimated $270 million.

Mark Zuckerberg is reportedly adding a second East Coast property to his portfolio after buying a home in Miami, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Zuckerberg is said to be purchasing a waterfront mansion on Indian Creek, an exclusive island in South Florida that’s home to Jeff Bezos, Carl Icahn, and Jared Kushner.

It’s unclear how much this off-market deal was worth, but an empty lot next door to Bezos sold for $105 million in 2025.

In his first reported international buy, Zuckerberg purchased a three-story Gothic castle on 440 acres.

The castle, named Strancally Castle in Waterford County, Ireland, is about 140 miles south of Meta’s international headquarters in Dublin. It was built between 1825 and 1835.

Zuckerberg bought the castle from the cofounder of the London-based private investment firm RAB Capital for an undisclosed amount. The Irish Times estimates the castle sold for between $23 million and $35 million.

Hillary Hoffower contributed to an earlier version of this story.

Correction: February 26, 2026 — An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated the previous owners of Zuckerberg’s Miami home.