PHOTO: Mark Zuckerberg’s Silicon Valley home during the earliest days of Facebook is now up for rent. He and his co-founders often referred to as “Casa de Facebook.” Picture: Realtor/Getty Source: Supplied
It was the house where a young Mark Zuckerberg vowed to “connect the world” — and now his old landlord has spilt the beans on what other wild stuff he got up to while he lived there.
When 19-year-olds Mark Zuckerberg and Dustin Moskovitz, along with 24-year-old Sean Parker, were kicked out of their first Silicon Valley rental in the summer of 2004, they urgently needed to find a new home — and a new home base for their burgeoning company.
The Facebook co-founders were forced to move out of their previous pad, following an incident involving a zip-line tied around a chimney, leading down to the pool — probably awesome; probably not authorised in their lease agreement.
With nowhere else to spend their frenzied nights launching what would become one of the most successful tech platforms in history, they turned to Judy Fusco, a landlord who was looking to rent her newly refurbished six-bedroom, five-bathroom home in nearby Los Altos to a responsible tenant.
Dustin Moskovitz, Mark Zuckerberg and Sean Parker were roommates in the early days of Facebook. Pictures: Getty Source: Supplied
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