10 Outrageously Expensive Homes On The Market (Right Now)

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The Mark

Location: New York, NY

Cost: $60 million

The Mark's crown jewel is this property with 26 foot ceilings with five fireplaces, wet bar, five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, two powder rooms, and an exercise room. Of course, this Upper East Side apartment has beautiful views of the city and Central Park.

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15 Central Park West Tower

Location: New York, NY

Cost: $95 million

Even the real estate company is trying to maintain the mystique of this penthouse for sale in Lincoln Square overlooking central park with barely any photos of the property on its website. A private elevator leads up to the condo of 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms and 2 half-bathrooms, a full library and expansive living room. For that price it only makes sense that nearly every view from every room overlooks the Hudson River, as well.

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SoHo Townhouse

Location: New York, NY

Rent: $100,000/Month

Imagine swimming in the same pool as Beyonce. If you're willing to shell out $100,000 you can rent the SoHo townhouse that Beyonce filmed the video for "Halo" in which has a private swimming pool, a private elevator, 3 bedrooms, and 3.5 baths. Bey apparently owned the entire townhouse at one point, too.

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Waldorf Astoria Tower

Location: New York

Rent: $135,000/Month

The famed Waldorf Astoria Mansion, located at 100 East 50th St., offers 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms and a maid's quarters. The entire apartment is complete with gold-plated ridging, castle-like chandeliers, marble bathrooms, and a ton of French artwork. It looks straight out of a fairytale but unfortunately, no one famous lived in the apartments.

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Ritz Carlton Hotel

Location: New York, NY

Cost: $95 million

Sitting on top fo the Ritz Carlton Hotel, this $95 million penthouse on the market offers nine luxurious rooms with amazing views of Central Park and a full library within the property. The grand kitchen itself can accomodate over 100 people along with caterers.

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The Woolworth Mansion

Location: New York, NY

Rent/Month: $150,000 a month

When the original buyers failed to pay the $90 million price tag, the estate of the Woolworth Mansion put the apartment up for $150,000 a month instead. One named New York's most expensive house, the property has ten bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, three kitchens, a wood-panelled library, an elevator, a gym and a garden along with a full dining room to fit dinner parties more than 50 people.

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Astor Suite

Location:New York, NY

Rent: $165,000/Month

This entirely furnished apartment with hand drawn ceilings, hand-hammered leather walls, and antique furniture along with a whole HVAC system installed to keep the humidity of the room safe for the paintings. Think $165,000 per month in rent is expensive? The asking price for sale is $55 million for the entire apartment.

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The Heritage at Trump Place

Location: New York, NY

Cost: $75 Million

It only makes sense that Ivanka Trump has this 11,000-square-foot townhome-style residence under her watch. Trump announced the sale of this penthouse suite complete with a jellyfish tank, safe rooms, a rain fountain that doubles as a Jacuzzi and extravagant chandeliers over three floors along with a number of kitchens available, some even with a special sushi making area. If that's not enough, there's entire guest and staff apartments within the complex, as well.

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Wellington Court

Location: London

Rent: £40,000/Week

This six-bedroom central London penthouse runs for £40,000 per week or £25,000 per week if the renter signs up for a 6-month lease. With crocodile skin floors amongst other lavish decorations, the flat has five reception and entertaining rooms, two kitchens, six bedroom suites, a gym, hydrotherapy spa and treatment room, along with a whopping six terraces and roof gardens.

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City Spire

Location: New York, NY

Cost: $100 million

City Spire's 3-floor crown jewel sits atop the condominium building located on W. 56 St. has six bedrooms, nine bathrooms, a media room, 20-person dining room, a formal gallery, and a conference room along with wraparound terraces on every floor. According to The New York Daily News, this is the most expensive apartment in the United States.

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