Mark Zuckerberg, the billionaire founder of Facebook, has just added a new luxury property to his portfolio—a stunning $23 million mansion in Washington, D.C.

Designed by award-winning architect Robert Gurney, the mansion blends modern luxury with classic charm, all while fitting seamlessly into its upscale neighborhood. Gurney said the home was crafted to “maintain the rhythm of the street,” respecting the area’s traditional architecture.

Naturally, the sale was kept low-key. In true billionaire fashion, Zuckerberg paid in cash and kept the transaction under wraps. The house was quickly pixelated on Google Maps after the sale, adding an extra layer of privacy and intrigue.

This isn’t Zuckerberg’s first luxury splurge—and it definitely won’t be his last. The tech titan, who is currently the world’s third richest person with a net worth of around $184 billion, is no stranger to the finer things in life. From megayachts and supercars to Rolex watches, he enjoys an ultra-luxurious lifestyle.

Inside Zuckerberg’s $23 Million Mansion

The newly acquired home is located in the exclusive Massachusetts Avenue Heights neighborhood of Washington D.C. The design is sleek and modern, featuring large, airy windows and cozy rattan furniture that balances elegance and comfort.

It’s not just a retreat—it’s a playground. The property includes a tennis court, a large swimming pool, and meticulously styled interiors. The bright, open-concept kitchen shines with contemporary finishes, while Hermes throws add a casual yet unmistakably luxe touch throughout the space.