People have traditionally viewed houses as investments due to their rising value. The notion that owning property could be an investment stems from the fact that historically, real estate values have risen over time \u2013 and this remains true today. Some of the prominent features we can consider are creating a home with exceptional views, all luxurious amenities you can imagine, designated spaces for leisure and lounging, and large lawns and gardens. In contrast, few of the most expensive homes in the US have raised the bar of even considering these amenities.<\/p>
So, let’s quickly go over some of the most expensive US homes with all of these amenities and more. <\/p>
An elevated lifestyle is something that we all want. The first step toward\u00a0an opulent lifestyle is building\u00a0an exquisite home. Some of the main features in the design of a luxury space are the creativity you choose to put in and your financial capacity to spend on your luxurious pad. The possibilities are endless: an outdoor theater with a view of the Mediterranean Sea, a completely spherical structure, or entirely new frontiers in cutting-edge technology.<\/p>
The One, which took eight years to build, has surpassed all other pricey mansions in the United States to take the top spot. This private mansion is Nile Niami’s modern masterpiece\u00a0on a five-acre\u00a0Bel Air, Los Angeles, California site. The Pacific Ocean, Downtown Los Angeles, and the majestic San Gabriel Mountains can all be seen from every angle of the house.<\/p>
Five massive pools and fantastic water features wow the sensory experiences inside and out. A massive nightclub, a full salon and spa, a 10,000-square-foot sky deck, a 400-foot exclusive outdoor running track with a panoramic view of the city, and personal theater seating for over 40 people are likely on the list. Every conceivable amenity provides incredible comfort, and despite the estate’s enormous size, each room is meticulously decorated with a neutral palette that pays homage to the breathtaking scenery. This is an incredible opportunity to experience Los Angeles on a grand scale. It truly is one-of-a-kind.<\/p>
According to Bloomberg, the One is a $500 million property in Bel-Air, California. This 105,000-square-foot home features a magnificent minimalistic modern theme with marble and glass elements and 26-foot ceilings. There are 21 bedrooms, the largest of which is the massive main suite, which measures 5,500 square feet.<\/p>
With an internal space of 38,000 square feet, 12 bedrooms, and 21 bathrooms, it is a real\u00a0catch for anyone with a taste for abundant living. You also get 17,000 square feet of outdoor deck space and\u00a0a swim-up bar.<\/p>
This American estate includes a staggering $30 million worth of rare and expensive automobiles, including a Bugatti, and a collection of over 100 costly and rare works of art. The house was designed by genius Bruce Makowsky and built in four years by 300 skilled workers. This contemporary property’s outstanding features and facilities include an 85-foot-long outdoor pool, large commercial elevators, a bowling alley, a massage therapy room, a spa, a rooftop helicopter, and a home gym.<\/p>
This house is so large that it spans both Colorado and Utah. West Creek Ranch comprises\u00a0four separate parcels of land totaling 8,700 acres. It stands to reason that Discovery Channel founder John Hendricks would own this exquisitely built home tucked away in the wilderness. The main house on the exclusive ranch is 25,500 square feet and has four stories, eight bedrooms, eight bathrooms, and an elevator. The main ranch house is 22,000 square feet, with numerous lodge-style homes surrounding it. This allows the building to have a total of 72 rooms.<\/p>
The interior of this home is elegantly furnished with rustic charm and boasts stunning architectural details. The main house has eight bedrooms, eight bathrooms, a stone-walled circular library, an art studio, a gym, a theater, and a Jacuzzi-equipped swimming pool. This ranch contains remnants of the ancient Driggs estate, a mountain lion habitat, and even actual dinosaur footprints.<\/p>
Beverly Park’s largest gathering, Villa Firenze,\u00a0is an authentic Italian village. This one-of-a-kind property, which encompasses nine acres and is accessible via a roadway, took more than seven years to develop. Large gates lead to a 30-car courtyard with 40-foot-tall Canary Island palms and a setting fit for the most opulent Italian palazzo. Inside, 20,000 square feet of space provides every conceivable convenience, including high ceilings, spacious\u00a0formal meeting rooms, and intimate quarters.<\/p>
The house has 12 bedrooms and 18 bathrooms, as well as several living and dining areas. The lovely property also has a stone approach to the house and a gated stone entryway leading to a motorized court with a fountain in the center. William Hablinsky designed the villa as a fusion of Mediterranean and Italian design, and he is credited with giving it its distinct, exotic appearance.<\/p>
Summer Spaulding designed the Chartwell estate in the 1930s to look like a historical neo-classical fantasy chateau. In reality, it’s thought that a 14th-century English mansion inspired the name of this house. Because of its majestic and elegant appearance, many consider this home\u00a0one of LA’s finest.<\/p>
The house has several formal dining rooms, numerous sitting rooms, and a large ballroom. Other notable features and amenities include a tennis court, a pool house, a guest house, and a 40-car underground garage. A hidden tunnel also connects the house to the 75-foot swimming pool. The estate has 11 bedrooms and 18 bathrooms, five of which are in a large guest house.<\/p>
The Manor at Holmbly Hills may be what you’re looking for if you want an older home that’s been lived in. The interior space of this magnificent estate is 56,500 square feet. Fourteen bedrooms and 27 bathrooms provide plenty of space for entertaining overnight guests. From its hilltop location, the location offers breathtaking views.<\/p>
This luxury mansion is among the most luxurious in Los Angeles, thanks to its exquisite landscaping and French chateau style. The mansion was built in 1988 by James Langenheim and Associates and was renovated in 2011 to make it more contemporary. This estate includes a full-size tennis court, rectangular pool, formal entrance, and decadent double stair entry to the top floor. <\/p>
This estate provides natural surroundings with wildlife at your backdoor while being only an hour’s drive from Manhattan’s thriving metropolis. The main house is built of stone and has Guastavino tile ceilings. The views of the water and meadow are breathtaking.<\/p>
This home is ideal for those who want to escape city life and enjoy the peace and quiet of a rural setting while still having easy access to the city. Great Island, located in Darien, Connecticut 06820, is in the center of a fourteen-acre conservation area.<\/p>
A gated drive surrounded by lees, lawns, and meadows, a view of a magnificent lighthouse, myriads of flora and fauna, a gatehouse, caretaker’s house, an array of smaller homes, beach cottages, docks, and a yacht basing, and an antique house from the 1800s is all part of the property.<\/p>
There are also eight full and two half bathrooms, ten bedrooms, four fireplaces, a full basement, a servant bath, an extra high double bedroom, dining room, hall, kitchen, and beamed living room in the main house. The main house, built in 1902, is designed in a traditional European style and has a detached garage. GreenhouseThe amenities include a green, stable, gated association, dock, terrace, and veranda.<\/p>
This historic home, located at 2500 East Valley Road in Montecito, CA, offers magnificent views: Reginald Johnson and built-in 1931 designed it. The main residence has more than 30 rooms and\u00a029,483 square feet of interior space.<\/p>
The formal living rooms encircle the central courtyard,\u00a0and the family and master wings of bedrooms extend from the high terrace, which is geographically located on natural decks. The views are breathtaking, and the home’s architectural design ensures privacy. On 237 acres of private property, the estate also includes magnificent equestrian facilities, orchards that actively produce crops, an office, and ten additional residential cottages.<\/p>
This New York City duplex’s\u00a07th and 8th floors\u00a0at 834 Fifth Avenue are available for rent. This sprawling home features two levels with 20 rooms, including the owner’s main bedroom, wine cellar, hardwood flooring, high ceilings, grand entrance, sitting room, fireplace, and full dressing room and bathroom with a 1930s mirror and marble style.<\/p>
The lower library has leather walls from the 17th century. This home’s price has been reduced from $120 million, but it remains the most expensive home available in New York City. The house, designed by famed architect Rosario Candela, was built in 1931 and has 14 stories of limestone exterior. There are 24 apartments in the residence.<\/p>
Brookline Estate is located five miles outside of Boston, MA,\u00a0on the outskirts of the downtown area. The\u00a0former Reebok CEO Paul Fireman\u00a0owns 23,623 square feet of interior space.<\/p>
The home has 24 rooms, eight fireplaces, eight bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, an attached garage with four spaces, a paved driveway, and central air, and is located in the middle of the country club and golf course. Brookline Estate can be found at 150 Woodland Rd. Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts.<\/p>
The Silicon Valley estate in Los Altos Hills, CA, owned by Kumar Malavalli, a tech mogul in Silicon Valley, is number twelve on our list of the top 20 most expensive homes in the US. Of course, this house was designed to be both functional and comfortable. Its\u00a0main place has five bedrooms, offices, and\u00a0guest suites.<\/p>
There is a retractable room in the indoor pool. The sauna comes in handy after a massage session. The Silicon Valley Estate is surrounded by eight acres and was designed to accommodate significant\u00a0events with business and pleasure themes and\u00a0outdoor and indoor entertainment venues.<\/p>
This 210-acre property includes 40 acres of Valencia oranges and an 8,148-square-foot main house perched on a hilltop with stunning views of the property’s lake. Santa Fe, California,\u00a0is the location. The interior features marble, glass, redwood, and concrete. There is also a tennis court and\u00a0equestrian facilities; the\u00a0remainder of the acreage is available for development.<\/p>
For added comfort, the marble floors are radiant-heated.\u2014natural light streams in through the glass skylights and multiple windows. The house has four bedrooms, seven full baths, a full-level pool and spa area, private second-level housing in the main suite, and three bedrooms on the first floor. Arthur Elrod and built-in 1973 designed this home.<\/p>
This New York City treasure, located at 8 E 62nd St, was built in the Beaux Arts style in 1903. It is less than a block from Central Park. This 15,000-square-foot\u00a0townhouse is among the most luxurious in the area, with a limestone exterior and Hermes leather wall coverings inside.<\/p>
The famous St. Petersburg Pavlovski Palace inspires the mansion’s design. Do a\u00a0soaking tub, steam-resistant\u00a0mirrors, and a built team-resistant area\u00a0kitchen sound appealing? Throw in a cosmetics refrigerator and you’ll get a sense of who this h highly functional luxury mansion was designed for.<\/p>