America’s Most Expensive Home Is a $72 Million Tuscan-Inspired Silicon Valley Compound

A Tuscan-inspired estate in Woodside, CA, that just hit the market for $72 million is this week’s most expensive home on Realtor.com®.

The Silicon Valley property is filled with many lavish details. There are five en suite bedrooms, a glass-enclosed wine room, and a wraparound loggia with fireplace that overlooks a 60-foot pool with a spa.

Sitting on 3 acres, the Northern California compound also includes a fully fenced tennis court and a one-bedroom guesthouse designed to mimic the style of the primary residence.

Other pricey properties this week include the most expensive listing in Illinois; a striking, Italian-inspired mansion in Florida; and a Georgian Colonial in Connecticut offered for the first time since 1939.

Scroll on to explore this week’s 10 most expensive homes.

10. 6915 Valencia Dr, Fisher Island, FL

Price: $24,900,000
Fisher Island oasis: This six-bedroom estate is nestled away on the exclusive hideaway of Fisher Island off of Miami Beach.

The 9,403-square-foot residence boasts double-height ceilings, polished marble and wood floors, and a grand curved staircase. Outdoors, find a heated pool with a hot tub, sauna, and a patio surrounded by lush landscaping. Residents of the gated community have access to private beaches, tennis courts, a golf course, and dining.

9. 730 Park Ave Units 10C & 11C, New York, NY

Price: $24,990,000
Park Avenue duplex: With 18 rooms, this massive home has been gut renovated and offers two stories of luxurious details, all on primo Park Avenue.

The six-bedroom, modernized pad where no expense was spared features an oak-clad library with wood-burning fireplace, a dining room with a velvet banquette, and a gourmet chef’s kitchen with floor-to-ceiling glass cabinetry. A corner primary suite on the 10th floor includes two marble bathrooms and dual walk-in closets. Additional en suite bedrooms, including staff quarters, are situated on the 11th floor.

8. 745 Middle River Dr, Fort Lauderdale, FL

Price: $25,000,000
Waterfront wonder: A brand-new build, the opulent seven-bedroom estate contains custom curated details, including imported marble, a stained-glass ceiling dome, and a brass soaking tub imported from England.

The 8,138-square-foot interior also features a two-story circular library, imported Versailles crystal chandeliers, and a gourmet kitchen. Outside, the property features a loggia, an ocean-facing pool, and a deep-water dock.

7. 595 Circle Ln, Lake Forest, IL

Price: $27,500,000
Lakefront luxury: This pricey, 15,000-square-foot waterfront estate overlooking Lake Michigan is the most expensive home in Illinois.

The Italianate-style mansion is said to be owned by entrepreneur Terry Rozdolsky. Custom built in 2019, the five-bedroom residence features a library with a fireplace, a home theater, custom wet bar, wine cellar, spa room, and billiard room. Outdoors, the spread includes a pool, spa, boathouse, and two three-car garages, as well as an underground 16-car garage. The 5-acre lot also has staircase that leads to a protected cove beach with two boat launches.

6. 1310 S Lake Shore Dr, Sarasota, FL

Price: $28,350,000
Italian-inspired villa: This standout Italianate mansion was reportedly custom built for local cardiologist Gene E. Myers.

The recently restored and expanded, 9,225-square-foot residence features imported marble floors, wood-clad walls, and handmade moldings with gold-leaf accents. The mansion is surrounded by terraces offering seaside views of Roberts Bay. A grand staircase leads to a pool inspired by late fashion designer Gianni Versace‘s Miami Beach mansion.

5. 1525 W 24th St, Miami Beach, FL

Price: $32,800,000
Waterfront estate: This seven-bedroom estate has 156 feet of water frontage and direct access to Biscayne Bay.

The 9,696-square-foot interior boasts a curved staircase, a grand courtyard, an all-white kitchen, elevator, and a home theater. Meanwhile, an outdoor oasis offers a heated pool, spa, summer kitchen, a rooftop terrace, and a private dock.

4. 10 Cliffdale Rd, Greenwich, CT

Price: $35,000,000
Beinecke Estate: Offered for the first time since 1939, this historic brick Georgian Colonial sits on 66 acres with an apple orchard, two greenhouses, and acres of pastures for animals.

The 9,300-square-foot interior boasts many period details, including custom wood paneling, built-in bookshelves, and seven fireplaces. There are also two screened-in porches, dual staircases, and staff quarters. The enormous property also has a pool, pool house, tennis court, two carriage houses with apartments above, two greenhouses, a caretaker’s cottage, barns for livestock, and hiking trails.

3. 3400 N Flagler Dr, West Palm Beach, FL

Price: $39,000,000
Reimagined residence: This seven-bedroom residence is said to be owned by the founder of Fiesta Auto Insurance who purchased it in 2021 for $10.2 million.

Built in 2010, the reimagined 13,063-square-foot property has coffered ceilings, built-in shelving, wood and stone floors, and Palladian windows providing stunning oceanfront views. There is also a built-in bar, an ocean-facing loggia with outdoor kitchen, an eight-car garage with guest accommodations, and a private dock with boat lift.

2. 310 S Beach Rd, Jupiter Island, FL

Price: $48,500,000
Brand-new build: This six-bedroom, oceanfront residence is surrounded by floor-to-ceiling glass walls and wants for nothing.

Offering direct ocean frontage, the 10,545-square-foot mansion has a double-height foyer, a kitchen with a double island, and a living room with fireplace that opens to a covered loggia with outdoor kitchen. Other highlights include a commercial elevator, a 1,300-bottle walk-in wine cellar, two laundry rooms, a beauty salon, an under-construction infinity pool, a tennis court, and a temperature-controlled garage with parking for 18 cars.

1. 7 Blue Ridge Ln, Woodside, CA

Price: $72,000,000
Tuscan-inspired estate: Located in one of the country’s most expensive zip codes, this recently completed residence boasts 7,500 square feet of luxury living, including Venetian plastered walls, French oak cabinets, chandeliers from Spain, and cathedral wood ceilings.

A grand chef’s kitchen has an exposed stone wall, two islands, skylights, and access to the loggia. The nearby dining room was designed for large-scale entertaining. A one-bedroom guesthouse replicating the primary residence’s style can be found near the 60-foot pool with a spa and tennis court.