$100M-Plus Club: The 5 Most Expensive Homes in the U.S.

These days, we’re all in on guilty pleasures.

In search of dreamy real estate, we cast our eyes to the apex of the market—the rare air of America’s most expensive homes on the market right now.

When we last looked in summer 2019, the nation’s most expensive home was Chartwell, the renowned Bel-Air estate, priced at $195 million. However, it’s no longer on our list, thanks to its $150 million sale late last year.

It’s a new cast of eye-popping places, with a few familiar faces from our sojourns into seriously expensive mansions.

And while it may seem counterintuitive to have a $100 million-plus listing on the market at this moment in history, the time might be exactly right for a rarified group.

Major pieces of property with lots of land and high-end amenities are quite appealing  in this era of sheltering at home. And what better way to encase yourself in a bubble than in one of these 5 regal residences?

Scroll on down for a full look at the priciest properties for sale in America.

1. 67 Beverly Park Ct, Beverly Hills, CA 

Price: $160 million
Posh particulars: If you’re going to spend the price of a small town on a single property, then that’s what you should get, right? Villa Firenze bills itself as an “authentic Italian village.”

Seven years in the making, the property is the “largest assemblage in Beverly Park.”

Set on 9 acres and accessed by its own street, the gated compound includes a 30-car courtyard, surrounded by 40-foot-tall palms. The setting will make you think you’ve been transported to Europe. The 20,000-square-foot mansion, designed by William Hablinski Architecture, has 20 beds and 23 baths.

The interior boasts “every possible amenity,” including high ceilings, large formal gathering spaces, and arched doorways. Out back, there’s 4 landscaped acres, which include a pool and pool house, two-story guesthouse, tennis court, and a walking/jogging trail. Not enough space? A separate lot comes with room for additional development.

The area is home to such celebs as Mark Wahlberg and Eddie Murphy. This pricey property is reportedly owned by the CEO of Air Lease Corp., Steven F. Udvar-Házy, and his wife, Christine. The couple listed the mansion three years ago for $165 million. The price was reduced this month.

2. 1080 Meadow Ln, Southampton, NY

Price: $150 million
Posh particulars: Get out of the city and head to the Hamptons! With this spread, you can bring your entire extended family. It’s been on the market for three long years, but hasn’t attracted a billionaire buyer, yet.

The 14-acre parcel with 700 feet of beachfront includes three contiguous lots with opportunities to build. There’s a 12,000-square-foot main residence with indoor pool, a tennis court with tennis house, pool and spa, pool house, and two golf greens with golf houses.

The sprawling coastal property was purchased in three separate transactions, and the buyer had big plans to build a family compound. Instead, he placed the entire property back on the market in 2017 for $150 million, where it has sat ever since.

3. 2000 S Ocean Blvd, Manalapan, FL

Price: $137.5 million
Posh particulars: Called Gemini and owned by the wealthy Ziff family, the 15-acre, ocean-to-lake estate comes with some 1,200 feet of dune-lined beach. It is the only home on the beach for miles. 

The South Florida showstopper comes with a 12-bedroom, 62,200-square-foot main residence; a couple of four-bedroom cottages; a seven-bedroom Mango House; and guest/staff quarters comprising four studios and apartments.



You’ll never need to leave the premises. The recreational perks include a swimming pool, PGA-standard golf area, regulation tennis court, half-basketball court, fitness center, and spa. Paths lead to the ocean and the lake, which features a dock and pier.

It made a splashy debut in 2016 with a whopping $195 million list price. The price was reduced by $30 million the following year. It was reduced to its current price in 2017.

4. 27560 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu, CA

Price: $125 million
Posh particulars: Built by country singer Kenny Rogers, who died in March, the home was designed for a celeb lifestyle. Rogers was reportedly fined $2 million for installing a funicular that goes from the cliff to a beach cabana. It’s not our money, but we say it was worth it!

The 3-acre property is located in Malibu’s Paradise Cove. It includes a main house, guesthouse, pool, and 256 feet of beach frontage. The current owner is Diana Jenkins, founder of the health drinks company Neuro Drinks, according to the Wall Street Journal.

The main residence features vaulted ceilings, herringbone-patterned floors, an entertainment room, chef’s kitchen, wine room, recording room, and staff office. The three-story guesthouse includes three rooms, a kitchen, and a patio with an aquarium wall.

5. 1011 N Beverly Dr, Beverly Hills, CA

Price: $125 million
Posh particulars: This storied home was once owned by newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst and his mistress, the actress Marion Davies. The estate also served as a destination on Jacqueline and John F. Kennedy‘s honeymoon, and later, as Kennedy’s West Coast presidential election headquarters. The iconic mansion also appeared in “The Godfather” and “The Bodyguard.” 

The legendary home set on 3.5 acres has 18 bedrooms and 22.5 baths. The grounds include walkways, fountains, waterfalls, a tennis court, as well as a swimming pool and pool house. 

Known as the Beverly House, the property was stuck in a “tangled financial web” in 2016. It’s bounced on and off the market for a few years and was priced as high as $195 million in 2016. It was relisted two years ago for $135 million.

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