California The Pritzker Estate $195M

Some five months after the divorce between billionaire Hyatt Hotels heir Tony Pritzker and his philanthropist wife Jeanne was finalized, their massive Bel Air estate has now become available with a jaw-dropping $195 million price tag.

Completed in 2011 and designed by architect Ed Tuttle, the custom-built property rests atop a six-acre promontory overlooking the entire Los Angeles Basin.

The estate features a main home, a detached guesthouse, and separate staff quarters—for a combined total of 16 bedrooms and 27 baths in 50,000 square feet.

Glitzy amenities include a striking atrium-style foyer resembling I.M. Pei’s Louvre Pyramid, a movie theater, a wine cellar, a wellness center, a bowling alley, an infinity pool and spa, and a lighted tennis court with a viewing pavilion.

There’s also on-site parking for up to 100 vehicles.

The Casa Encantada estate in Bel Air, once priced at $250 million, is now listed for $195 million.

Most Expensive Homes by State – Colorado Starwood Estate $69M

This bespoke estate is coming soon to a nearly seven-acre parcel in Aspen’s exclusive gated Starwood community.

When finished in spring 2025, the Rocky Mountain property will be centered around a modern two-story home crafted by Whitecap Designs in conjunction with Studio 133 and KA DesignWorks.

Included in the plans is a glass-lined great room overlooking majestic mountain views, plus a gym, a movie theater, wine and game rooms, a gourmet kitchen that’s described as a “culinary dream,” and a primary suite with its own living area and wet bar.

Altogether, the massive spread is expected to have seven bedrooms across about 13,300 square feet of living space accessible via an elevator, paired with enticing outdoor amenities ranging from a heated pool and spa to several fire pits.

A separate two-bedroom caretaker dwelling unit is also slated for the property.

Connecticut Idyllic Coastal Mansion $49.5 Million

The Constitution State’s priciest offering is once again this regal Georgian Colonial-style mansion nestled alongside 450 feet of waterfront footage with views stretching from the Long Island Sound to the New York City skyline.

Sited within Greenwich’s guard-gated Mead Point Association enclave, the stone-clad home was originally built way back in the 1920s but has since been reimagined by local builder Matt Matthews and architect Cormac Byrne.

There are six bedrooms in just under 12,500 square feet of Eugenie Niven-designed living space boasting a teal-hued study lined with bookshelves and a fireside living room sporting a mezzanine balcony.

French doors throughout open to expansive terraces, while the manicured grounds host a pool, a fire pit, a small beach, and a dock.

Most Expensive Homes by State – Florida The Gordon Point Estate $295M

This Naples property made headlines in early 2024 when it hit the market with a hefty $295 million ask, making the extravagant waterfront compound the highest-priced listing in the U.S.

Tucked away in the affluent Port Royal neighborhood, the so-called Gordon Point Estate rests alongside 1,655 feet of waterfront footage and has a private yacht basin and a T-shaped dock that can accommodate up to six vessels.

As far as the living arrangements, three multimillion-dollar structures include a primary home with six bedrooms and a screened-in pool, along with two guesthouses.

Originally assembled by the late financier John Donahue, the South Florida oasis is being offered by his family.

Massachusetts Cape Cod Waterfront $40M

Nestled along Cape Cod Bay, this $40 million property in Duxbury, Massachusetts, puts you smack dab in the middle between Boston and Cape Cod.

The estate spans 25 lush acres with 1,060 feet of waterfront and has a sprawling main residence, a dock house with a pier, and a guesthouse. In total, there is 14,000 square feet of living space containing six bedrooms and nine bathrooms.

This is the classic New England getaway and is designed with a coastal flair.

Interiors include traditional design with wood floors, stone accents, and large windows that flood each room with natural light.

From the wood-paneled library and the top-floor lookout to the bedrooms with wraparound ocean-facing terraces, the most expensive property in The Bay State certainly deserves its price point.

Amenities include a gunite swimming pool, an outdoor entertaining pavilion, a pond, a sandy beach, a dock, and a standalone barn with a spare bedroom.

Most Expensive Homes by State – New Jersey Colts Neck Farm $28M

This palatial 160-acre estate is home to a horse farm dedicated to the breeding, sale, and racing of thoroughbreds, but it’s the 18,000-square-foot mansion that truly turns heads.

Clad in Jerusalem limestone, the spectacular abode features classical architecture with a contemporary twist.

The home is fronted by pristine lawns and a grand motor court with elegant landscaping. Inside, there’s a 24-seat formal dining room, several commodious living spaces with fireplaces, a bar with seating for eight people, and a conservatory flooded with natural light.

The staircase soars to the second and third floors, lined with wrought-iron railings and topped with a crystal chandelier.

There’s a movie theater, a game room, a massive wine cellar, an office, and a gym, plus outdoor amenities like a swimming pool, elegant gardens, ponds, and exquisite equestrian facilities.

New York Sky House $150M

The crown jewel of the world’s tallest residential building, Central Park Tower, hovers 1,386 feet above Manhattan as its highest duplex penthouse.

Dubbed Sky House, the luxury condo by Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture spans more than 11,500 square feet with soaring 14-foot ceilings and jaw-dropping Central Park views.

A sculptural staircase captivates inside the residence with eight beds, including a primary suite with two ensuite baths and boutique-sized closets

A cigar lounge, two saltwater swimming pools, and a basketball court are also accessible to residents via the Central Park Club, which provides exclusive access to 50,000 square feet of plush amenities.

Most Expensive Homes by State -North Carolina Sagee Manor $50M

If diverse natural landscapes are your thing, North Carolina’s quaint Highlands town may be on your radar for its cool climate and scenic beauty.

Owners enjoy both at this gated 40-acre estate, dubbed Sagee Manor, with a main residence and guest lodge. It was recently expanded and updated with imported decor and millwork.

A few of its most unique features include a two-story great hall and a private owner’s sitting room that’s serviced by an in-unit elevator.

Nature-lovers and outdoor enthusiasts will also enjoy accessing local amenities that range from world-class golf to hiking.

Vermont The Grosse Point Estate $22.9M

On the shores of Lake Champlain, with 1.5 miles of pristine waterfront and spine-tingling views of the Adirondack Mountains.

The Grosse Pointe Estate in Ferrisburgh encompasses almost 350 acres of dense woodlands and rolling fields, most of it preserved by a Nature Conservancy easement.

A stately 10,000-square-foot French Colonial Revival mansion completed in 1906 using locally sourced Panton Stone contains nine bedrooms and 11 bathrooms.

Elsewhere on the property are five seasonal and year-round additional residences well-positioned for privacy, one reminiscent of an Alpine chalet and another a lodge in the Adirondacks, along with a renovated farmhouse dubbed Bradford Farm.

Concrete piers that could not be built today provide deep-water access for boating and fishing.

Most Expensive Homes by State – Virginia The River View Estate $60M

The River View Estate, on more than 16 acres of George Washington’s original Mount Vernon estate, sits along 400 feet of the Potomac River with tranquil views that “had the power to calm the mind of America’s founding father,” according to listing details.

The 16,000-square-foot, newly built Federal-style mansion was designed to maximize light, air, and views.

Along with eight bedrooms and a total of 15 bathrooms, there are multiple reception spaces, both a family kitchen and a commercial-style chef’s kitchen, a gym, a spa with an indoor resistance pool, a gaming bar featuring hand-crafted stone walls, and a 15-seat movie theater.

Other notable amenities include a three-bedroom, three-bathroom guesthouse, a four-bay carriage house topped by a studio apartment, a private dock, and formal boxwood gardens.

Architect Jim Rill also deftly integrated state-of-the-art technologies, including geothermal heating, backup generators, and a Fort Knox-worthy security system.

Washington The Estate on Hunts Point $58M

In Bellevue, a favorite enclave for tech industry movers and shakers, this 4.3-acre estate with commanding views of Lake Washington.

The estate features a 17,600-square-foot Richard Landry-designed mansion with five bedrooms and eight bathrooms, along with 325 feet of shoreline holding a large dock that can accommodate boats, a seaplane, and a 150-plus-foot yacht.

Other creature comforts include an in-home gym, a tennis court, and a swimming pool, plus vast lawns bordered by groomed gardens, a beach cabana, a guest cottage, and housing for staff.

Tied as The Evergreen State’s most expensive home currently for sale on the open market is Halftide Farms on San Juan Island, which offers a trio of residences with guesthouses, a bunkhouse, a games pavilion, a caretaker cottage, and a stretch of unspoiled shoreline with two registered buoys.