Facebook Co-Founder Chris Hughes Lists Historic DC Mansion For $8.8M
By Margaret Jackson
Published on March 3, 2026.
Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes has listed his Romanesque Revival mansion in Washington, D.C., for $8.8 million, potentially earning a million-dollar gain over the purchase price. The home was built in the early 1900s and features high-tech amenities such as a private elevator, a fireplace, dressing room, and marble bathroom. The listing follows a series of high-profile real estate moves for Hughes and his husband, Sean Eldridge, who sold their 80-acre Whippoorwill Farm in New York for $9.5 million last year. Other notable developments include a $1.85 billion track record for Rad AI, which helps Fortune 1000 brands avoid costly advertising mistakes and offers investors a chance to invest in early-stage AI innovation.
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