Famous Bay Area Mansion Sells For $85 Million: Report

WOODSIDE, CA — The Green Gables Estate, one of Silicon Valley's most historic mansions located in Woodside, has been sold for $85 million, according to a report by The Mercury News.

The 74-acre property, built in 1911 for industrialist Mortimer Fleishhacker, has remained in the family for six generations. It features seven separate residences, boasting a total of 34 bedrooms and 26 bathrooms across 23,900 square feet. The highlight of the estate is an English-style residence, complete with a 100-yard Roman pool.

The property also features six additional structures: an equestrian barn, pools, tennis courts, and a dairy.

The English-inspired estate has a rich history, having hosted significant figures and events, such as the United Nations 20th-anniversary gala. Reports also indicate that Elizabeth Holmes, the disgraced founder of Theranos, resided in one of the homes during her 2021 criminal trial.

For the full story and photos, visit The Mercury News.