1. The One – Bel Air, California
This 100,000-square-foot mega-mansion is one of the most talked-about properties in America, boasting 21 bedrooms, 42 bathrooms, a nightclub, and even a bowling alley. Originally listed for $500 million, it sold for a significantly lower price at auction, but its grandeur remains unmatched. Designed by architect Paul McClean, it’s a symbol of ultimate luxury.
2. Central Park Tower Penthouse – New York City, New York
Located on Billionaires’ Row, this three-story penthouse sits atop the tallest residential building in the world. It features over 17,000 square feet of living space and jaw-dropping 360-degree views of Manhattan. The listing price was a staggering $250 million, making it the most expensive home in New York City.
3. Chartwell Estate – Los Angeles, California
Famous as the home of “The Beverly Hillbillies,” Chartwell Estate was sold for $150 million in 2019. This 1930s French chateau-style mansion sits on 10 acres of pristine land and includes a 75-foot swimming pool, formal gardens, and a wine cellar with space for 12,000 bottles.
4. Jeff Bezos’s Estate – Beverly Hills, California
Jeff Bezos made headlines with his $165 million purchase of the Warner Estate, originally built for Jack Warner, the founder of Warner Bros. Studios. This sprawling estate includes guesthouses, a tennis court, and immaculately landscaped grounds, embodying old Hollywood opulence.
5. Fairfield Pond – Sagaponack, New York
Owned by billionaire Ira Rennert, Fairfield Pond is a 63-acre estate in the Hamptons valued at over $250 million. The main house alone has 29 bedrooms and 39 bathrooms, alongside a private power plant, bowling alley, and multiple swimming pools. It’s one of the largest homes in the U.S.
6. Lily Pond Lane Estate – East Hampton, New York
This oceanfront property owned by fashion mogul Calvin Klein is valued at over $100 million. Known for its minimalist design and serene landscape, the estate is a masterpiece of understated luxury. It features panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and private beach access.
7. The Manor – Los Angeles, California
Once the home of Aaron and Candy Spelling, The Manor is a 56,500-square-foot French chateau-style mansion. It includes 14 bedrooms, 27 bathrooms, a screening room, a beauty salon, and even an ice rink. In 2019, it sold for $119.75 million, making it one of California’s priciest homes.
8. Copper Beech Farm – Greenwich, Connecticut
This historic 50-acre estate sold for $120 million in 2014. It features a 13,000-square-foot main house, private beaches, and a massive greenhouse. Once owned by timber tycoon John Rudey, it’s a rare combination of old-world charm and modern luxury.
9. Four Fairfield Pond – Sagaponack, New York
Another Hamptons treasure, this estate boasts over 110,000 square feet of living space, including its own bowling alley and basketball court. Estimated at $200 million, it also features a 91-foot dining room and a massive formal garden.
10. Ken Griffin’s Penthouse – New York City, New York
This record-breaking penthouse at 220 Central Park South was purchased for $238 million in 2019 by hedge fund manager Ken Griffin. Spanning four floors, it offers breathtaking views of Central Park and luxurious amenities, including a private dining room and athletic club.
11. Xanadu 2.0 – Medina, Washington
The $127 million tech-inspired home of Bill Gates is a marvel of innovation. The 66,000-square-foot mansion features high-tech smart systems, a 60-foot pool with underwater music, and a library housing a manuscript by Leonardo da Vinci. It’s a blend of sustainability and cutting-edge technology.
12. Mesa Vista Ranch – Pampa, Texas
This 64,000-acre ranch, owned by the late billionaire T. Boone Pickens, is valued at $250 million. It includes a 33,000-square-foot lodge, a private airport, and miles of wildlife habitat. It’s one of the largest and most unique estates in America, blending natural beauty with unmatched luxury.
