A 244-acre legacy compound in Woody Creek, CO, listed for $68 million is this week’s most expensive home on Realtor.com®.

Located near a national forest, the sprawling property has numerous homes that could be used as a family compound or turned into a rental opportunity. The residences are all surrounded by walking trails, pastures, ponds, and an abundance of wildlife.

Other pricey properties to hit the market this week include a California mansion once owned by TV producer Norman Lear, a newly built custom estate in Florida, and a 6,220-acre ranch in Montana.

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

10. 51 Mashomuck Dr, Sag Harbor, NY

Price: $26,250,000
Waterfront wonder: This seven-bedroom estate features views of Sag Harbor Bay and Shelter Island.

Built in 2011, the 7,800-square-foot home features an open floor plan. The living and dining areas have sliders that open to an outdoor oasis, and the chef’s kitchen comes with an enormous island with seating for 10. There is also a media room, fitness center, and bar/entertainment room.

The 1-acre lot boasts a deep-water dock, heated pool, outdoor kitchen, and detached garage.

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9. 12740 Hanover St, Los Angeles, CA 

Price: $29,900,000
Brentwood mansion: According to the Real Deal, this property was once owned by writer and producer Norman Lear.

Previous owners purchased the original 3,900-square-foot home in 2018, razed the 1930s mansion, and spent 3.5 years building this 11,280-square-foot building in its place.

Lavish details of the six-bedroom residence now include inlaid marble floors, automated steel doors, and a three-story staircase. A “yacht-inspired” entertainment level features an onyx bar, screening room, guest suite, and wellness center with a plunge pool and massage room.

Outside, a covered loggia, zero-edge infinity pool, two fire features, a pool house, and dining pavilion can be found.

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8. 9669 Oak Pass Rd, Beverly Hills, CA

Price: $29,950,000
Cape Cod style: This 2-acre compound boasts a newly built 11,000-square-foot main residence, a 2,500-square-foot home, and three guesthouses.

The primary Cape Cod-style estate is set “to be finished in 4 to 8 weeks,” according to the listing. It features an open floor plan with enormous living and family rooms off the chef’s kitchen. The airy, all-white interior boasts soaring ceilings with exposed beams and walls of glass.

The compound comes with multiple garages as well as space for a tennis or pickleball court.

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7. 1233 Hillview Dr, Sarasota, FL

Price: $33,825,000
Harbor Acres Estate: This newly built, custom home boasts 11,275 square feet of opulent living space and overlooks Sarasota Bay. It comes with 144 feet of bay frontage.

The “modern British West Indies-style residence” was designed by Stofft Cooney Architects, the listing notes. Interior highlights include European white-oak flooring, a “quartzite feature wall,” and floor-to-ceiling windows.

There are eight bedrooms, a playroom, a clubroom, a fitness center, a temperature-controlled wine display, and a guest wing.

The 1-acre property also has an outdoor kitchen, overflow pool with spa, fire features, and a high-speed boatlift.

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6. 1104 Channel Dr, Montecito, CA

Price: $38,500,000
Butterfly Beach location: This oceanfront “entertainer’s paradise” boasts a pickleball court, a one-bedroom guest apartment, and an infinity pool.

The 7,883-square-foot estate offers numerous terraces and covered patios. Built in 2008, it features wood ceilings with exposed beams, two fireplaces, and radiant floor heating.

The sleek kitchen is minimalist in design, with custom cabinets, high-end appliances, and an oversized stone-top island.

The five-bedroom home is on a 1.5-acre lot that’s just steps from Four Seasons Resort The Biltmore Santa Barbara and Coral Casino Beach and Cabana Club.

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5. 1915 Lakota Dr, Three Forks, MT

Price: $39,500,000
Grey Cliffs Ranch: This 7,980-square-foot estate comes with an astounding 6,220 acres.

The luxurious residence was built in 2004 and features a two-story living room with a floor-to-ceiling fireplace and oversized windows. Seven bedrooms, three fireplaces, a custom bar, and built-in seating can be found throughout the home.

The former cattle ranch still boasts an impressive wildlife habitat, which attracts deer, elk, and pheasant. There are several outbuildings as well as two spring-fed trout ponds.

The property also comes with an indoor riding arena and nearly 1,000 acres of fenced grounds.

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4. 10350 Wyton Dr, Los Angeles, CA

Price: $39,995,000
Holmby Hills estate: This 24,488-square-foot megamansion was originally listed for $49.5 million in 2020, the year the home was completed. It’s back on the market and still pricey.

The six-bedroom home sits on 1.5 acres just steps from the former Playboy Mansion, according to Mansion Global. The “Old World European-inspired design” boasts a double winding staircase and glass atrium and polished stone and hardwood floors.

Three levels of luxury living offers a custom chef’s kitchen, an eight-seat home theater, a wine cellar, and a fitness center. Designed for entertaining, the property comes with a 13-car underground garage, a four-bedroom guesthouse, and two staff rooms.

The lush grounds include a pool, hot tub, pond, and tennis court.

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3. 5382 E State Road 162, Santa Claus, IN

Price: $47,900,000
Big Tree Farm: This sprawling 550-acre estate is also the state’s most expensive listing.

It took 30 years for businessman B. Edward Ewing to create this family compound, which includes a luxurious log home, sumptuous guest quarters, a 1950s-style diner, a car museum, and a bar.

There are also tennis courts, a fitness center, an outdoor pavilion, a shooting range, and a lighted pool to keep guests entertained.

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2. 5050 N Bay Rd, Miami Beach, FL

Price: $49,000,000
Renovated residence: This eight-bedroom estate was recently renovated by Christopher Burch, co-founder of the fashion brand Tory Burch.

Burch bought the property just three years ago for $14.2 million. It was built in 1936 and features 7,746 square feet of luxurious living space. Details include custom built-ins, marble floors, vaulted ceilings, and retractable doors that open to spectacular views of downtown Miami and Biscayne Bay.

The outdoor oasis comes with a three-car garage, “summer kitchen,” pool, hot tub, cold plunge, and private boat dock. There’s also a 1,500-square-foot guesthouse with two separate entrances.

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1. 3448 Woody Creek Rd, Woody Creek, CO

Price: $68,000,000
2 Mile Ranch: This legacy compound on 244 acres includes seven homes with a total of 22 bedrooms and 22,115 square feet of living space.

The 2007 main residence features a storybook design, while each of the other homes has its own unique look, the listing notes.

The ranch is “centered on 2 miles of private and pristine Woody Creek.” The outdoor enthusiast “paradise” features more than 60 acres of irrigated pastures, deeded entitlements to build horse stables, as well as numerous trails for horses, cyclists, and snowmobilers. There is even a lighted court designed for tennis, pickleball, and basketball.

The outdoor space includes a gazebo, pool with waterfalls, hot tub, and fire pit.

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