Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has reportedly purchased Strancally Castle, a historic 19th-century mansion in County Waterford, Ireland. Built around 1827 to 1830 by architects James and George Richard Pain for politician John Kiely, the Gothic Revival castle overlooks the River Blackwater. The castle was previously owned by Michael and Giancarla Alen-Buckley, who spent years restoring the historic property. The 440-acre estate spans roughly 16,000 square feet across three floors, featuring a library, spacious living and dining areas, tower rooms, and other historic details. While the purchase price has not been officially disclosed, the property is estimated to be worth between 23 and 35.1 million dollars.
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