Most Expensive Homes In The U.S. [View All]

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Source: forbes.com

Call it quaint, but there was a time when a $75 million house made news. In 2005, that's what happened when the Three Ponds Estate in Bridgehampton N.Y., landed at the top of our list of most expensive homes in the U.S.

No more. That number is practically pocket change compared with what the market currently bears.

This year, the country's priciest properties include a $135 million Aspen, Colo., ranch and a $125 million Versailles-inspired estate in Beverly Hills, Calif.


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Look who that $135 million dollar home is owned by: Bandar Bush!

135 million
Hala Ranch

Aspen, Colo.

Owned by Prince Bandar bin Sultan bin Abdul Aziz, former Saudi Arabian ambassador to the U.S., this 95-acre estate boasts a 56,000-square-foot, 15-bedroom, 16-bathroom mansion. Several smaller buildings, including stables, a tennis court and an indoor swimming pool, complete the property.

For more information, contact Joshua Saslove at Joshua & Co., or Gregory Antonsen of Christie's Great Estates.


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