Did your invitation to Yammer CEO David Sacks' insane 40th birthday bash get lost in the mail? Funny, so did ours.
Even though there was a supposed social media blackout on the party, a few tweets and photos made their way out of the Holmby Hills estate where it all went down.
And since the mansion itself is one the market--for a mere $125 million--we can take a peek inside the venue. We think it was the perfect choice for a "Let him eat cake"-themed party.
The home, which philanthropist Suzanne Saperstein relisted in July 2011, has 12 bedrooms, 15 bathrooms, ballroom, two kitchens, massive movie theater, pool, tennis courts, and a nine-car garage.
The guests entered the home through this private, gated entrance way

The mansion sits on four acres of prime Los Angeles property

It was only built in 2002

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