A 10,623-square-foot, seaside estate in Palm Beach, FL, just hit the market for $78.5 million—nearly double what the sellers paid just two years ago. And it’s the week’s most expensive home on Realtor.com®.
Built in 2010, the seven-bedroom mansion on a palm tree-lined lot sold just two years ago for $44,880,000. Although no interior photos exist, the mansion is said to have recently completed a major renovation that made way for a wine-tasting room, home theater, massage room, and “club room.”
Other pricey properties this week include a contemporary California compound once owned by actor Leonardo DiCaprio, a two-story Sunny Isles penthouse, and a majestic mountaintop retreat in North Carolina.
Here’s a full look at this week’s 10 most expensive homes.
10.799 Sanctuary Dr, Boca Raton, FL
Price: $31,500,000
Mediterranean-style mansion:Jutting into Lake Rogers, seemingly on its own peninsula, this estate spans a double lot in The Sanctuary neighborhood.
Overlooking the Intracoastal waterway, the property spans 350 feet of water frontage that includes two deep-water docks, a bocce ball court, and an impressive outdoor entertaining area with a covered loggia. The 14,094-square-foot interior features an array of custom finishes.
9.23736 Malibu Colony Rd, Malibu, CA
Price: $38,500,000
Cape Cod contemporary:This is an oceanfront estate that Leonardo DiCaprio called home for more than a decade.
The acclaimed actor purchased the modern mansion for just over $6 million in 2002 and sold it in 2013 for $17,350,000—a major discount to his initial $23 million ask. The gated property features two guesthouses and a beachfront deck with a hot tub.
8.16901 Collins Ave Ph 5603, Sunny Isles Beach, FL
Price: $39,000,000
Luxurious penthouse:This two-story, upper penthouse at the Jade Signature tower is said to be owned by billionaire Adam Weitsman.
Weitsman purchased the six-bedroom residence, sight unseen, back in 2022 for $23.5 million, according to the South Florida Business Journal. The fully furnished, 11,661-square-foot interior is surrounded by glass and boasts a two-level primary suite, private pool, and more than 7,500 square feet of outdoor space with waterfront views.
7. Undisclosed address, Santa Barbara, CA
Price: $40,000,000
Hilltop compound: Set on nearly 5 acres, this estate boasts a primary residence; one-bedroom guesthouse; pool house; detached office; and a six-car, stone garage with a workshop and wine cellar.
Along with ocean views, the gated property features curated gardens; olive trees; and a glass garden house. Built in 2012, the five-bedroom main residence overlooks a pool and outdoor kitchen.
6.6 Betty Ln, Atherton, CA
Price: $42,000,000
Top-price property: The priciest place in the country’s most expensive ZIP code is bound to make this list. According to The Real Deal, this five-bedroom estate is owned byPraisidio CEO Ken Klein.
Klein and wife Natalie are said to have purchased the 2-acre lot in 2000 for $5 million, before constructing this three-level mansion. The 12,314-square-foot interior boasts a state-of-the-art home theater, fitness center, wine cellar with dining space, a grand-scale entertainment pavilion, tennis court, and guesthouse.
5.0 Copa De Oro Rd, Los Angeles, CA
Price: $44,970,000
English Tudor estate:This exquisite Bel-Air mansion is owned by the estate of late A&M Records co-founder Jerry Moss.
Originally hitting the market for $53 million at the same time as Moss’ Maui estate, this California residence on 1.8 acres features lush gardens and privacy. A pool, an event space, and two guesthouses are among the property’s highlights.
4.581 Sagee Woods Dr, Highlands, NC
Price: $49,999,999
Sagee Manor: North Carolina’s most expensive listing just emerged from “a decade-long, eight-figure enhancement to its grounds, manor home, and guest lodge.”
The gated, mountaintop mansion offers spectacular views that span three states. A 14,540-square-foot primary residence; covered, outdoor pavilions overlooking an infinity pool; and a helipad comprise the luxurious spread.
3.2325 S Ocean Blvd, Delray Beach, FL
Price: $60,000,000
Mar Pietra:This opulent, Italian Renaissance-inspired estate is said to be owned by optical mogul Massimo Musa, co-founder of My Eyelab and the Lasik Vision Institute
The posh palace originally hit the market in 2021 for nearly $80 million but has since had a $20 million price cut. The luxe 23,136-square-foot home sits on an acre that leads out to the beach. There’s also a “car lounge” for 13 vehicles and an “entertainment enclave” with a hotel-inspired bar and lounge.
2.942 N Alpine Dr, Beverly Hills, CA
Price: $68,000,000
The Alpine Estate: Designed by California architect Howard Backen, the 12,294-square-foot modern retreat is meant to be reminiscent of the Napa Valley. Set on an acre, the 2015 build opens to olive trees, a reflection pond, and an outdoor kitchen with a dining area. Other features include a 1,200-bottle wine cellar, championship tennis court, an infinity-edge pool, and a guesthouse.
1.2315 S Ocean Blvd, Palm Beach, FL
Price: $78,500,000
Oceanfront estate: This megamansion sits on nearly 2 waterfront acres near the Palm Beach Par-3 Golf Course.
Built in 2010, the 10,623-square-foot residence won an award recognizing its architectural excellence in 2011. A recent remodel included the conversion of a first-floor bedroom into a family room and the redesign of a fireplace and staircase, among other improvements.
