The Most Expensive Home for Sale in Every State

How much would you need in your bank account to snag the priciest home in each state? According to our research using Zillow, that could take anywhere from a "modest" $2.8 million for an estate in South Dakota to a staggering $160 million for a Beverly Hills mansion with 23 bathrooms. Many of these eye-popping properties are in the nation’s most expensive neighborhoods, making their extreme price tags a little less surprising. Read on to see what's on the market for each state’s wealthiest buyers.

Prices and availability are subject to change, in case you happen to be one of them.

Daphne 
Enjoy life on the water in this five-bedroom, 10,000-square-foot custom build on Mobile Bay’s eastern shore. Highlights include a spiral staircase, 15-foot ceilings, a show-stopping master shower, and a pool with a bar area and sweeping water views. The yard is full of moss-draped trees, and there is plenty of porch space to sit and enjoy the Gulf breezes.

Anchor Point
This otherwise unassuming home is on the bigger side at five bedrooms and more than 4,000 square feet, but it’s hard to beat the view of Cook Inlet from the great room. Other standout features include floor-to-ceiling windows, imported Italian tile, a large deck, a spacious home office, and direct access to the beautiful (if a little rocky) beach.

Scottsdale
The question isn't what this 15,000-square-foot estate has, but what it doesn't have. Amenities include eight bedrooms and 10 bathrooms, two pools, an indoor basketball court, a home theater, a shooting range, and a temperature-controlled wine cellar. Need even more room? There's a 7,500-square-foot guest house with individual apartments and a yoga studio.

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Fort Smith
Arkansas may not be where you'd expect to find a sprawling Mediterranean estate, but this 18,000-square-foot property with five bedrooms and nine bathrooms brings classic European elegance to the South. Highlights include marble staircases, a card room and a game room, a theater, a massive infinity-edge pool, and even an indoor treehouse for the kids.

Beverly Hills
Where else but Beverly Hills could you use a different bathroom nearly every hour of the day? It's possible in this 20-bedroom, 23-bathroom estate on 9 acres, accessed by its own street. The Italian-inspired grounds include a private walking and jogging trail, an eye-popping pool, a tennis court, a two-story guesthouse, and 40-foot-tall Canary Island palms. 

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Aspen
Get your Rocky Mountain high and then some at this 19,000-square foot estate outside Colorado's most prestigious ski town. High atop Red Mountain, you'll have plenty of dazzling views, not to mention room for your most epic apres-ski parties. The view from the outdoor pool will have you aching for a longer summer, but don't worry — there's also an indoor pool for a little low-impact relaxation after a long day on the slopes.

Stamford
A mere $50 million buys a historic eight-bedroom estate on 261 acres in one of Connecticut's many wealthy enclaves. Love to entertain? Let your guests stay over in one of four guest houses. The impressive main house includes a library, conservatory, and fireplaces galore. There's also an outdoor pool, tennis court, two horse barns, private lakes, a hedge maze, hiking trails, and a greenhouse.

Rehoboth Beach
Location, location, location: This 8,000-square-foot, seven-bedroom home built in 1920 is on an acre sandwiched between the Atlantic Ocean and Silver Lake, guaranteeing water views almost everywhere you look. The grounds include a private path to the beach, a lakefront pool, an oceanfront patio, and formal gardens. Inside, dry off in front of the master bedroom's wood-burning fireplace.

Naples
How's an 11,000-square-foot estate directly on the Gulf of Mexico sound? Bring the whole family and even a few friends: There's also a 4,700-square-foot guest house and a 2,300-square-foot cottage. Sea views abound from the back porch, and inside, you'll find rich wood paneling, a dual-island kitchen, and a wine room. A grand palm-lined drive leads to the main house, where you can park in style in the five-bay collector's garage.

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Gainesville
Enjoy 446 rolling acres under an hour outside downtown Atlanta at this elegantly rustic five-bedroom estate. The property has its own covered bridges and even a 40,000-square-foot luxury garage. Prefer horses to cars? It has stables, too. The centerpiece of the backyard is a 6,000-square-foot patio with plenty of covered spaces for outdoor living.

Lahaina
To say the view from this eight-bedroom home in Maui is nice, well, that would be a gross understatement. The property includes 10 protected acres of oceanfront and 12,000 square feet of indoor-outdoor living space, including a great room that opens directly onto the pool and rugged Pacific coast just a bit beyond. Bedrooms have private lanais, and other features include an outdoor barbecue and entertainment area, game room, and gym.

Ketchum
Sprawling over 13,000 square feet near ski mecca Sun Valley, this six-bedroom home with a five-car garage boasts river and mountain views galore. Highlights include a tennis court, an indoor pool, a steam room, a guest house, and a covered patio with an outdoor fireplace. Tall windows let in plenty of light and offer plenty of chances to spy wildlife.

Barrington
Head to the Chicago suburbs to find the eight-bedroom, 30,000-square-foot Hidden Ponds estate, sprawling over 70 acres. Built to look like a historic country manor, it still boasts all the amenities you might expect at this price (and some you might not), including a posh home theater, an exercise room, an indoor basketball court, a game room, a pool, three golf greens, and lush grounds including a lake.

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Indianapolis
Fat bank accounts go further in Indiana's capital, where under $5 million buys this seven-bedroom, 18,000-square-foot home with "every conceivable amenity." Thoroughly modern flourishes include an attached cottage, a full indoor basketball court, a full bar and rec room, and an outdoor pool with its own water slide.

Spirit Lake
Ever wanted your own Irish pub, complete with a stage, pool table and long, polished wooden bar? You can get it, plus plenty more, for under $10 million at this eight-bedroom, 25,000-square-foot lakefront home. There's also an eye-popping home theater, an exercise room, a conference room, and a caretaker's apartment. Tall windows offer plenty of light and dazzling views of the water.

Lake Quivira
A much different kind of lake home awaits in Kansas, where this seven-bedroom, 18,000-square-foot property on 15 acres includes a stone turret, stained glass, a 35-foot waterfall and pool, an eye-popping grotto, and even scuba tunnels. Other features include a two-story office, a wine cellar, and miles of paved paths.

Simpsonville
Horse lovers, here's your paradise: 111 acres of Kentucky bluegrass, a barn with horse stalls, and a professional riding arena. Of course, there's also a classic five-bedroom main residence with a pool and a 200-year-old cabin room. A log cabin guest house, pond, covered bridge, and well house are among the other features.

Baton Rouge
Spending big in the Bayou State will make you feel more like you’re in the Mediterranean than Baton Rouge. This 10-bedroom, 25,000-square-foot estate is the crown jewel of a 12.5-acre lot with oaks, palms, a saltwater pool, a cabana, and a stocked pond. Highlights inside include a double curved staircase, a two-story living room, a workout and massage room, a home theater room, a wine room, and a solarium.

Camden
Architecture buffs, here's your chance to own an Arts and Crafts home on 23 acres with views of the mountains and Penobscot Bay. Constructed by local craftsmen, the home features dazzling woodwork at every turn, stained glass, a home theater, rec room, wine cellar, and plenty more. Outside, there's an infinity pool, gardens galore, and plenty of space on the stone patio for enjoying sea breezes.

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Potomac
The tony D.C. suburbs lay claim to plenty of grand properties, and this six-bedroom, 16,500-square-foot Beaux Arts home is undoubtedly among them. Though the 2-acre lot is small for such a pricey home, the stunning indoor pool, gold-accented main staircase, marble master bathroom, sauna, home theater, and immaculate 12-car garage might help make up for it.

Chestnut Hill
This eye-popping price tag will buy you a majestic eight-bedroom, 27-000-square-foot estate on 7 bucolic acres that may feel like it's in the middle of the country, but is actually just a few miles from downtown Boston. The limestone house looks over manicured grounds with a pond and massive veranda. A grand circular staircase, columns, high ceilings, and rich wood paneling make the interior equally impressive.

Charlevoix
Water lovers would relish this seven-bedroom, 16,000-square-foot home that’s on Lake Charlevoix and just a stone's throw from Lake Michigan. The grounds include a sand beach, docking system, outdoor fireplace and pavilion, waterfalls, and an above-garage apartment. Weather the cold Michigan winters in style inside, where there's a family room with an imported bar, a stunning theater room and wine cellar, a bathroom with a tub that has its own fireplace, and much more.

Wayzata
The Minneapolis suburbs are home to this undeniably impressive 16,000-square-foot estate on a Lake Minnetonka bay, built by European artisans. Sure, the grounds are lovely, with lush trees, a private dock, an infinity pool, and a 3-hole golf course, but don't overlook the swanky indoor theater and wine cave, plus the lakeside guesthouse.

Centreville
Need some space? Under $10 million buys you an entire 1,300-acre ranch in southern Mississippi, plus a six-bedroom, 12,000-square-foot home that can rival any lodge with its high timber ceilings, stone fireplaces, pool, hot tub, and outdoor bar. Of course, there's also a 4,800-square-foot bunk house that sleeps 12 and has its own deer-skinning area and walk-in cooler. A dozen food plots with box stands and bow stands also make this a certifiable hunter's paradise.

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Brumley
You'll have to reach deeper into your pocketbook to buy this Missouri horse and cattle ranch that's just under 1,100 acres. Its crown jewel is a six-bedroom, 13,000-square-foot timber-and-stone house with antler chandeliers, soaring ceilings, a plush home theater, a gym, and saunas. Outside, a 10-acre lake beckons, but you may be too busy enjoying the infinity pool with a swim-up bar, hot tub with fireplace, sand volleyball court, fire pits, and gazebos to heed the call. There's also a large barn and stables, a guest apartment, and a three-bedroom home for the ranch manager you will no doubt need.

Big Sky
Spending millions in Montana buys unmatched mountain views on 160 rolling acres dotted with tranquil ponds, not to mention an eight-bedroom, 16,000-square-foot home with its own lookout tower where you can truly appreciate Big Sky country. Other highlights include a pizza room with a wood-fired oven, a custom bar with a salt-water fish tank, a wine cellar, a game room, and a sauna. The master suite boasts an outdoor shower — likely a brisk experience for much of the year in this neck of the woods.

Lincoln
Other states' eye-popping price tags make luxury living in Nebraska look downright cheap.  Under $4 million buys this impressive six-bedroom, 16,000-square-foot home on 78 acres outside the state capital. Highlights include a massive game room, exercise room, indoor basketball court, and home theater. There's even a banquet area capable of holding your biggest family bash.

Glenbrook
Jaw-dropping views of Lake Tahoe await at this nine-bedroom, 14,000-square-foot stunner. The immaculate grounds include a three-hole golf course, covered bridge, waterfalls, trout pond, boathouse, sand beach, and massive granite boulders. Inside, tall windows and soaring beams still don't distract from the views. There's also a posh theater room.

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Meredith
Live it up on the lake in this eight-bedroom, 13,000-square-foot home with space to spare, a former lodge originally built in the early 1900s. Perched on Lake Winnipesaukee, it has a covered dock for several boats, and plenty of deck space with water views. Amenities include a wine cellar, rec room, heated garage with a two-bedroom guest house, and a boat house with lifts.

Alpine
A mere $33 million will secure you this expansive 12-bedroom, 30,000-square-foot estate on a guarded private street just minutes from New York City. Want a martini parlor? You got it. Ballroom? Sure. His and hers libraries? Yup. Two art galleries? A wine tasting room? An indoor basketball court? Check, check, and check. Spread over 6 acres, it also has the requisite pool and tennis court, plus a heated driveway that will make shoveling and snow blowing a thing of the past.

Santa Fe
This seven-bedroom, 12,000-square-foot home with mountain views fuses modern and Southwestern architecture. Wood beams and Spanish tile make the property unmistakably New Mexico, while plenty of indoor-outdoor living spaces allow ample chances to enjoy the warm breeze. The 6-acre property also has two guest houses, a chapel, a pool, and a cabana.

New York City
If a posh urban pad is on your wish list, this palatial six-bedroom, 20,000-square-foot Gilded Age townhome near Central Park certainly delivers. And while it doesn't have the sweeping acreage that most other properties in this price range boast, it does have a 2,600-foot roof terrace, an entry hall with a rotunda, a two-story library, a panic room, a 12-seat movie theater complete with velvet chairs, and an indoor saltwater pool. Heated sidewalks mean no pesky snow removal during the winter.

Rougemont
Its imposing roof lines call to mind a chateau, but this seven-bedroom, 16,000-square-foot home is north of Durham, far from the French countryside. Still, fountains and a grand circular driveway make for a grand entrance, and the backyard includes a stately pool and gazebo. Inside, plenty of crystal chandeliers and an elegant circular staircase continue the stately feel.

Pick City
Waterside real estate also commands a premium in North Dakota, where just over $3 million buys this four-bedroom, 11,000-square-foot home on Lake Sakakawea. An indoor pool and spa will help those brutal plains winters feel a little shorter, as will a game room, bar, library, and whole-home sound system. A massive shop offers plenty of room for RVs, boats, cars, and tinkering galore.

Dublin
Calling all golf lovers: This four-bedroom, 21,000-square-foot Ohio home is perched alongside the Jack Nicklaus-designed Championship Course at Muirfield Village Golf Club, host of the PGA's Memorial Tournament. Built for entertaining, it includes a concert room with a full bar, two dens, a sun room, a conference room, several lofts and bonus rooms, and an eye-popping indoor pool with a vaulted ceiling and massive skylights.

Inola
Look out on the vast Sooner State horizons from this angular estate on 28 acres with two fishing ponds. Just outside Tulsa, it has eight bedrooms, 11 bathrooms and more than 23,000 square feet. The most eye-popping feature: An expansive indoor pool with a whirlpool, a bar, and plenty of places to lounge the day away.

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Powell Butte
"The Y Bell Ranch isn't just a Residence. Or a Ranch. It's a Playground for Ambitions, for Imagination, for Dreamers, and for Doers." So reads the property description for this five-bedroom home on more than 435 acres, and what a home it is — in fact, you may even think you've stumbled into Cabela's by mistake. Indeed, there's a trophy room, heated dog kennels, steer and horse barns, a large ranch manager's house, an indoor arena, and much more for the would-be cowpoke. The main home includes a pool, theater room, kids' media room, and gym.

Gladwyne
Built in 1930, this 11-bedroom, 14,000-square-foot French-inspired manor outside Philadelphia definitely has the feel of a home with history, and was owned by an heir to the Campbell's Soup fortune. The 67-acre property has formal gardens, an intimate central courtyard, outbuildings including stables and a caretaker's home, two pools, a pool house, a 10-car garage, a tennis court, and an aviary.

Newport
The ultra-wealthy have always made their homes in Newport, and the town's "last notably expansive oceanfront property" is on 45 acres once owned by John Jacob Astor. There are actually two homes here: a seven-bedroom, 7,000-square-foot main residence, and a 3,000-square-foot guest home, both with a classic, cozy beach-cottage feel. There are ocean or golf course views from just about every window, and a seaside infinity pool overlooks two private moorings. 

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Kiawah Island
It's no surprise that South Carolina's priciest property is a gleaming nine-bedroom, 10,500-square-foot home on upscale Kiawah Island. Follow your private boardwalk just a few steps to some of the loveliest beaches in the Southeast, or simply luxuriate in the saltwater pool and cabana. Inside, huge windows allow for commanding ocean views. The master suite takes up an entire wing of the home and has its own foyer, dressing area, living area, and covered porch.

Sioux Falls
At a paltry $2.8 million, this five-bedroom estate in South Dakota is the cheapest home on our list. At about 8,500 square feet, it's also on the smaller side, but the money will also buy you 7 gated acres, a gourmet kitchen, a glass four-season-room, a pond, a creek, a heated garage, and an indoor pool.

Franklin
You'll find this six-bedroom, 13-bathroom whopper of a home in the rolling hills outside Nashville. Love chandeliers? We hope so, because there are more than 100 of 'em. Soaring ceilings and a massive curving staircase help set the stage, and amenities include a large wine cellar, three kitchens, three bars, a steam room, a gym, and a dine-in theater decked out with columns and arched ceilings. Love to entertain? There’s even a ballroom with its own stage.

Houston
That whole everything’s-bigger-in-Texas trope rings true when it comes to this staggering eight-bedroom, 26,000-square-foot home (er, chateau) squeezed onto just 2.5 acres. Ornate vaulted ceilings, crystal chandeliers, formal gardens, imported olive trees and other details feel more old-world Europe than Lone Star State. Highlights include a formal rotunda and reception hall, music room, sun room, billiard room, gym, home theater, and pool.

Springville
It's not a typo: This six-bedroom, 12-bathroom home sprawls over a whopping 49,500 square feet on a lot with expansive mountain views. The cavernous high-ceilinged interior includes a massive indoor pool with a stone waterfall and whirlpools, a sauna, a stadium-style home theater, a basketball court, a bowling alley, and even an indoor playground with a ball pit for the kiddos.

Stowe
Close to Stowe's famous ski slopes, this 14-bedroom, 16-bathroom estate is set on more than 100 acres rolling acres with a pond, outdoor pool, two tennis courts, and a caretaker's apartment. Inside, numerous fireplaces bring that cozy lodge feel to the eclectic interior. There's also a dedicated media room and rec room if the living room, great room, and family room get too crowded.

Warrenton
History buffs, this one's for you. With its main house built in 1776, the North Wales estate is on the National Register of Historic Places. The property includes more than 1,400 rolling acres, a stone manor house, a carriage house, a guest house, a shooting preserve, and a pool. There are also gorgeously preserved barns with horse stalls, and acres of fenced pastures. 

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Medina
The Seattle area isn't exactly known for its cheap real estate, and this four-bedroom, 11,000-square-foot home on Lake Washington certainly bears that out. Granted, you will also get an impeccably manicured double lot with a view of the mountains and city skyline, two guest apartments, and a waterfront cabana. The clean and classic main house includes an eye-popping indoor lap pool, perfect for staying fit in that endless Pacific Northwest drizzle.

Charleston
It's only fitting that the priciest home in the Mountain State is in a mountaintop community, but the castle-like exterior and interior of this eight-bedroom, 19,000-square-foot home may make you feel like you're in Camelot instead. A reception hall features silk-lined walls, mahogany woodwork and alabaster chandeliers perfect for impressing (or intimidating) guests. Other notable features include a fitness room, massage room, sauna, steam room, rec room, saltwater infinity pool, and even a dog grooming hall.

Lake Geneva
Modern farmhouse meets graceful lakeside living in this eight-bedroom, 11,000-square-foot home. The gleaming interior includes a two-story family room, five masonry fireplaces, a wine room, and limestone and oak flooring. An immaculate covered patio overlooks the water, a private dock, and a wide, grassy lawn.

Jackson
Views of the Grand Tetons don't get much better than the ones you'll have from this ultra-modern seven-bedroom, 18,000-square-foot estate near tony Jackson Hole. Newly built, it includes a stunning four-sided glass fireplace that anchors the great room, a library, a rec room, a wet bar, a gym, and stone wine cellar. You can even go stargazing in the home theater with its atmospheric starlit ceiling. Thrown into the deal: A caretaker's home, two barns, a 2,100-square-foot workshop, and two more parcels of land, one with its own three-bedroom house.