Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan have secured Strancally Castle in County Waterford, Ireland, for an estimated $23.3 million to $35 million. The 16,000-square-foot Gothic Revival property, built around 1830, offers the Meta CEO a historic base near the company's international headquarters. Meanwhile, Chris Evans has successfully offloaded his Los Angeles residence after a price adjustment, marking the end of his time in the city as he shifts focus to the East Coast.
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Mark Zuckerberg Buys Irish Castle Among August's Top Celebrity Deals
From the sprawling Gothic architecture of an Irish estate to the quiet corners of Broadway history in New York, August’s celebrity real estate market saw a flurry of high-profile transactions. While tech titans expanded their portfolios abroad, Hollywood figures adjusted their domestic footprints to match changing career paths.
In New York, the former White Plains summer home of the legendary Dolly Sisters has hit the market for $2.795 million. The 1.12-acre estate preserves its 1924 architectural integrity, including original woodwork and a carriage-ready porte-cochère. On the financial front, Max Weinberg, drummer for the E Street Band, quickly capitalized on the Palm Beach market by selling two plots of waterfront land for $13 million. Elsewhere, developer Ardie Tavangarian has committed to restoring Elizabeth Taylor’s iconic Bel-Air residence rather than demolishing it, with plans to integrate modern additions while preserving the star's original master suite and famed jewelry storage.
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