Hey there, tech lovers! Let’s dive into the fascinating world of Mark Zuckerberg’s lavish Palo Alto neighborhood.

Over the last 14 years, the Meta CEO has been transforming his local area into a private paradise, snapping up 11 properties for more than $110 million.

This sprawling estate includes a main house, guest cottages, beautifully maintained gardens, and even a pickleball court. One of the coolest features is a pool with a movable hydrofloor that can switch from swimming to a dance floor.

The highlight? A seven-foot statue of Priscilla Chan dressed in shimmering silver robes. Beneath all the luxury lies a 7,000 square foot underground space often called the ‘billionaire bat cave’ by neighbors.

There’s also a private school on one of the properties serving 14 kids, which apparently breaks local zoning laws but hasn’t raised much fuss from city officials.

This extravagance hasn’t come without complaints—longtime residents face noise, blocked driveways, and constant surveillance cameras. Neighbor Michael Kieschnick shared that no community enjoys being overshadowed like this, though Zuckerberg’s team has tried to smooth things over with wine, donuts, and noise-canceling headphones.