Marc Andreessen offers the house hunters another opportunity to buy their time home.
Technological investment billionaire and his wife, the philanthropist Laura Arillaga-Andreessen, have put their estate atherton, California of 12,000 square feet on the market for $ 29.5 million, about $ 4 million below their previous list price, according to Bloomberg.
The property of 1.55 hectares was quietly transmitted on May 23 after sitting without selling for most of last year before being withdrawn in November.
Andreessen, co -founder of the Andreessen Horowitz (A16z) risk capital firm, and a first sponsor of companies such as Meta, Airbnb and Lyft, bought property in 2007 for $ 16.6 million.
The couple’s decision to review the list is in the middle of a wider change of life.
Andreessen has spent the growing time in Florida and Washington, aligning with President Donald Trump, whose interior circle includes several alumni of A16z and his portfolio companies.
Atherton’s residence is protected by dense hedges, a common feature in a city that is constantly one of the richest postal codes in America.
Behind the privacy barrier, the house includes five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, two kitchens, seven fireplaces, a guest house in a room and a three -car garage.
It is marketed by Brent and Mary Gullixson of Compass Real Estate. Brent Gullixson refused to comment on the list.
While Andreessen comes from Wisconsin, Ailaga-Andreessen is closely linked to the bay area. Its deceased father, John Arrillaga, played a central role in the formation of modern Silicon Valley developing tens of millions of square feet of offices for technological giants such as Apple, Cisco and Google next to his long time partner Richard Peere.
In recent years, the couple has expanded their footprint in southern California, acquiring three Malibu estates, especially a $ 177 million blufftop compound in 2021 that broke the record records throughout the state.
Subsequent purchases included a house of $ 44.5 million and a distribution of $ 34 million nearby, according to previous Wall Street Journal.
The Andreessens made the headlines by 2022 for their fierce opposition to a proposal for multi -family housing development in Atherton, writing in a letter that the Plan “would massively decrease the values of our homes”, raise traffic and reduce the quality of life of residents.
Despite the budget of tributaries, the city finally adopted a reasoning plan to allow more homes in October 2024.
The couple did not respond to a comment request.
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