Georgia Peach: The Week’s Most Expensive Home Is a $46.8M English Tudor in Atlanta

by Kellie Speed

An expansive Atlanta estate has found its way back onto the market. This time, the pricey property is listed for $1.2 million less than its original ask in 2014.

Available for $46.8 million, the ornate offering is this week’s most expensive home on Realtor.com®. It also takes the title of priciest listing in Georgia.

The lavish seven-bedroom, 17,776-square-foot, English Tudor-style estate known as Chestnut Hall was built in 1995. The place is positively teeming with European influences.

Other pricey properties to hit the market this week include a Colorado spread with chuckwagons and a newly built home, a Lake Tahoe luxury estate, and a Hawaii-themed retreat in Malibu.

For a full look at this week’s 10 most expensive homes, scroll down.

10. 0969/1043 Willits Ln, Basalt, CO

Price: $26,500,000
Two waterfront parcels: Located along Roaring Fork River, this 2-acre property includes multiple buildings and a new home.

The unique listing offers a taste of the Wild West with one lot featuring “multiple classic and restored cabins” and a teepee and chuckwagons, all of which could generate rental income. The second parcel boasts a newly constructed, contemporary build. Retractable glass doors span the length of the first level on both sides, with one side opening to tennis courts and the other offering a beautiful view of the pool.

Roaring Fork Club is less than five miles from the property. Aspen and the Snowmass ski area are just 30 minutes away.

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9. 1435 Lower Ridge Rd N, Jackson, WY

Price: $27,000,000
Teton Range views: This seven-bedroom luxury home offers panoramic views of the Grand Teton mountain range from nearly every room.

Built in 2013, the 8,503-square-foot retreat is perched on The Ridge at Spring Creek Ranch. Never before on the market, the custom-built stone, split-timber, and log home was designed by Rick Merrill. A dramatic great room, featuring cathedral ceilings with exposed logs and a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, is surrounded by glass walls for sweeping views of the spectacular surroundings.

The 3-acre lot also has a spacious rear patio and hot tub overlooking the mountains.

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8. 8217 Meeks Bay Ave, Meeks Bay, CA

Price: $27,950,000
Lake Tahoe luxury: This 15,000-square-foot, luxury estate offers high-end, lakefront living.

Located on 1.2 acres, the seven-bedroom home sits on 300 feet of shoreline for unmatched water views. Known as “Rockhaven Tahoe,” the retreat features two attached guesthouses.

Luxury amenities include 500-year-old hardwood floors sourced from a French monastery, two home offices, a fitness center, home theater, sauna, an elevator, and even a heated driveway. Outside, there are four hot tubs.

The property comes with a 140-foot-deep pier, two buoys, and a sandy beach, according to the listing.

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7. 1 Premiere Pt, Newport Coast, CA

Price: $28,800,000
Coveted coastal escape: This six-bedroom stunner sits hit atop Pelican Hill, offering front-row views of the SoCal coastline.

The 11,402-square-foot, six-bedroom, nine-bath estate was built in 2002. The recently updated interior boasts lavish details, including marble columns, ornate moldings, intricate ceilings, and covered loggias.

A primary suite has a fireplace, separate sitting area, “couture-worthy” dual closets, dual bathrooms, and a private terrace. There is also a fitness center, lower-level wine cellar, two-story library, and home theater.

Outside, the nearly 3/4-acre lot features an infinity pool and a terraced lower yard with a koi pond and waterfall.

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6. 11809 Ellice St, Malibu, CA

Price: $29,500,000
Hawaiian-inspired estate: Offering waterfront views from the rear of the property, the brand-new build also comes with gorgeous mountain vistas in the front.

The 16,489-square-foot retreat is tucked away among palm trees and a tropical stream in the private MariSol Malibu community. Known as Zero Two, the six-bedroom house has zero carbon footprint and was designed by Malibu-based architect Doug Burdge.

A designer kitchen is nicely outfitted with three islands and two wine closets. Meanwhile, the primary suite has a “fireplace wall, marble shower, and Zen rain-shower bathtub,” according to the listing.

A glass bridge over a stream provides access to the separate guesthouse. The 2-acre lot also features basketball and tennis courts, bocce ball, and a putting green.

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5. 802 N Foothill Rd, Beverly Hills, CA

Price: $29,995,000
Just-built gem: Set on more than a half-acre, this 16,567-square-foot home is newly constructed with seven bedrooms and 15 bathrooms.

The spacious living room has three sets of French doors that lead to a covered, outdoor terrace. A nearby dining room boasts a cozy fireplace—as does an adjacent library, which also has a built-in bar.

The gourmet chef’s kitchen is a culinary dream, offering two islands, a separate prep kitchen, and butler’s pantry. And an upstairs primary suite comes with every luxury amenity imaginable—a fireplace, kitchen, wood-paneled office, separate sitting room, dual bathrooms and dressing rooms, and a private terrace.

There is also a home theater, fitness center, massage room, sauna, steam room, an in-ground pool, and a wine cellar with a tasting room

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4. 9508 Windy Ridge Rd, Windermere, FL

Price: $30,000,000
Lakefront estate: Located on Lake Down, this supersized estate enchants with its views of the nightly fireworks at nearby Walt Disney World.

Built in 2011, the Georgian-style residence was designed for entertaining. The sumptuous space boasts mahogany walls, two staircases, 20-foot ceilings, and an elevator.

The chef’s kitchen has numerous islands, double convection ovens, and a commercial ice maker, refrigerator, and freezer. Four bedrooms, including the lavish primary retreat, are situated upstairs.

The property also features a “grand rustic lodge” for entertaining. And a guest apartment, 50-car garage, and even a junior Olympic-sized pool and spa round out the luxurious estate.

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3. New York, NY

Price: $32,000,000
Manhattan triplex: This three-level, Gramercy Park penthouse has been entirely redesigned by renowned architect Pietro Cicognani.

Accessed by a keyed elevator, the six-unit building was originally constructed in 1920. This 7,880-square-foot unit is owned by Adam Neumann, co-founder and former CEO of WeWork. He has tried a couple of times before to find a buyer, according to The Real Deal. The six-bedroom spread’s lavish appointments include a skylit, spiral staircase; custom windows; and a private, 955-square-foot rooftop terrace.

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2. 1116 Chantilly Rd, Los Angeles, CA

Price: $35,600,000
Bel-Air behemoth: This newly constructed mansion oozes opulence. Its resort-style pool and waterfalls, glass-enclosed wine cellar that holds more than 1,000 bottles, and 20-seat home theater all give the place a real party-palace vibe.

The 18,500-square-foot home opens to a double-height foyer, and disappearing walls of windows encase the great room for a seamless transition into the spectacular outdoor playground.

A decked-out kitchen has all the luxuries you might expect—and then some: handmade, Italian hand-made cabinets; professional appliances; and an island “topped by live-edge redwood imported from the tropical rainforests of Brazil,” according to the listing.

Spec developer Adrian Rudomin bought the land in 2018 and created this masterpiece with his son, Diego, according to Dirt. The two are looking to reel in a hefty $1,924 per square foot.

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1. 4665 Riverview Rd, Atlanta, GA

Price: $46,800,000
Chestnut Hall: This European-inspired English Tudor hails not only as the most expensive listing this week, but also as the priciest home listing in Georgia.

The seven-bedroom mansion made its market debut in 2014, with an asking price of $48 million. With no takers on the place, the price was slashed to $37.5 million the following year. Over the next several years, the price fluctuated before returning to an amount near its original ask.

Set on more than 18 acres, the colossal mansion is extravagant throughout, with its Venetian plaster walls and Versailles-pattern parquet flooring, according to the listing.

Other high-end details include Parisian bronze mausoleum doors, curved marble stairs, and a gilt bronze chandelier. An Onyx tub and 18-karat gold-plated faucet adorn the primary-suite bathroom.

There’s also a separate four-bedroom guesthouse on the sizable property.