Of course the second-most-expensive listing in Seattle is a condo. This two-floor, three-bedroom penthouse unit in an undisclosed location (map address is approximate) in Belltown was a collaboration between designer Gregory Carmichael and architect Rick Sundberg, and features modern interiors created from natural materials and “a full suite of bespoke furnishings.” Naturally, it has a stunning Space Needle view, too, plus wraparound views of Downtown and the water.

This multi-gabled, 1954 home in Washington Park, originally designed by William Bain, is a 6,020 square feet—partially thanks to an extensive remodel that added a second story. The acre of grounds include a serene pool with a lake view.

Even with just two bedrooms, this unit in the luxurious Four Seasons Residences makes the top five. In addition to all the amenities that come with staying in a hotel included in the HOAs—like the building’s view pool—the unit has two view terraces, plus floor-to-ceiling windows with explike ansive water views.

This massive 1921 Tudor revival mansion in Laurelhurst has six bedrooms, an attached conservatory, and a backyard along 135 feet of waterfront.

This two-story, four-bedroom condo in Market Place Tower has floor-to-ceiling windows to take in the uninterrupted Puget Sound views.

This lakefront Denny-Blaine estate features elaborately-manicured landscaping, plus a dock for launching into Lake Washington.

This 12,000-square-foot Seward Park mansion with 138 feet of waterfront has a little bit of everything: a pool, a steam room, a gym, a caretaker’s cottage, two master suites, and a deep-water dock. Map location is approximate.

This landmark Georgian revival home Capitol Hill home has a lot of headlines—seven bedrooms, a fireplace designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany, a spot on both the local and national historic register.

This is Ryan Lewis’s house, which he bought in 2014 and remodeled extensively into an exceedingly luxurious estate.

This northwest contemporary home in Magnolia has soaring ceilings and water views to match.

This 7,000-square-foot, over-the-top, Mediterranean-style estate features murals on the walls and ceilings, elaborate moulding, and multiple intricate fireplaces—plus a wine cellar and a theater. Outside, find exceedingly manicured patios and gardens, plus a pool.

There’s a house on this waterfront property in Washington Park, but it’s being sold as a tear-down with plans to build a brand new one attached to the sale. That’s not stopping the property from listing for nearly $6 million, though.

Another in a long line of Georgian revival homes on this list, this Capitol Hill estate maintains many grand details inside, like boxbeam ceilings and formal gathering spaces. Outside, meticulously-landscaped grounds include boxwood gardens. The price has dropped more than a quarter mil since it was first listed.

This live-work penthouse in the Tom Kundig-designed Art Stable Building in South Lake Union has a 1,600-square-foot roof deck, plus two offices, a wine cellar, a library, a game room, and a sauna.

This two-bedroom penthouse in the Cristalla condo building was originally owned by the building’s developer, and includes a private rooftop terrace that rivals some shared roof decks. It has two extra balconies on top of that, plus a private, gated four-car garage and a work studio.

This 1961 home in Laurelhurst has a large pool in the backyard in addition to low-bank waterfront and a patio with a concrete shuffleboard court. A master suite has a marble jetted tub; most of the other four bedrooms have some big views, too.

In Leschi, this new-construction waterfront home sits along 45 feet of waterfront. Four bedrooms include a “guest suite” on the main floor.

At the tip of Brace Point, this five-bedroom home sits on an acre and a half along 200 feet sandy-beach waterfront.

This contemporary home was built in 1969 and sits right along 240 feet of slightly banked Lake Washington waterfront. Inside, it has four bedrooms, all suites, and windows that blend in the outdoors. Outside along the lake, careful landscaping on the 2 acres of grounds frames the water views.

Map point is approxiate; actual location is un