Mark Zuckerberg just set a real estate record by dropping $170,000,000 on a waterfront estate at Miami's Billionaire Bunker

Mark Zuckerberg is used to a certain lifestyle, but even by his standards, this $170 million purchase in Miami’s Billionaire Bunker was extravagant.

The Meta CEO already has an impressive real estate portfolio, but this is next level.

This two-acre property is located on Florida’s Indian Creek Island, where Jeff Bezos also owns property.

But in addition to its hefty price tag, this house also has the distinction of being envisioned by a renowned designer who’s worked with quite a few big names.

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Mark Zuckerberg set a real estate record with this mansion

Let’s face it, Mark Zuckerberg hasn’t been left wanting in the past few decades.

Ever since Facebook became a global hit, he’s been rolling in the dough.

He’s been splashing his cash for a long while now, whether it’s on superyachts or on a personalized Porsche minivan for his wife.

But what’s gotten tongues wagging this time around is his acquisition of a $170 million mansion in Miami.

Yes, you read that right.

For the record, that is the most expensive home sale in Miami-Dade County history, surpassing the previous $120 million record.

This magnificent house is the handiwork of Ferris Rafauli (@ferrisafauli), who designed the architecture, the interior design, and the landscaping.

He has quite an impressive resume, having previously worked with royal families and celebrities like Drake.

Each property he works on has a special quality to it – these aren’t just homes, they’re ‘livable art installations’.

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Even by the standards of mansions, this is an exceptionally nice house

The amenities listed with Zuckerberg’s new property sound like something you’d get a luxury resort.

There’s a jazz lounge, a double-height library hidden down a secret passage, a 1,500-gallon aquarium, and a spa suite with a sauna and steam room.

Outside the house, a 60-foot pool and a 135-foot dock await you.

There are fewer than 40 waterfront estates on Indian Creek, so this property is very exclusive indeed.

Zuckerberg already has a wide portfolio covering Hawaii, Washington D.C, California, and Nevada – but his place in Miami’s Billionaire Bunker may just blow the rest of them out of the water.