This massive Mercer Island manse won a Real Estate Death Match won a Real Estate Death Match against a Medina manse in the same price range. At the time it had been asking $7.98M. The final price came down, but not that much when you think about it.

We were impressed by the opulence inside this Clyde Hill home enough to give 12 reasons why it could ask $6.99M. That it ended up almost getting all of that in the end proves our point. Enjoy your multiple wine cellars, new owner!

Listed for $6.448M on June 1, it took all of eight days for this place to go pending, eventually selling for just $48K off that initial ask. So much parking for your cars and boats will do that.

Listed for $5.788M in January, this massive custom home on nearly 100 ft of waterfront took a little bit of time to warm up to buyers. It finally went pending in April and closed mid-June for a couple hundred-thousand off the ask.

At the time it was listed for $5.8M, this was the 22nd most-expensive home on the King County market. They had to come down a bit to find a buyer but it closed pretty quickly. Hope the new owner brings a whole lot of wine with them. That's a big cellar to fill.

The biggest Seattle sale of the year so far. This one was actually "only" listed for $4.65M. One of those bidding wars we keep hearing about must've ensued and the three-level Colonial Revival ended up going for almost $600K over ask. The seller was Amazon Studios head Roy Price.

Normally, a $5.195M sale would have topped our weekly recap but this house just so happened to sell the same week as the aforementioned Laurelhurst one. Tough break, though we're guessing the sellers, who got what they asked for, aren't complaining.

Listed for $5.3M, this 4,400 square-foot waterfront home on a 30,945 square-foot lot took less than a month to sell, eventually close for slightly less.

On and off the market multiple times since August 2014, it was asking as much as $5.488M earlier this year. It eventually went pending in April and closed at $5.070M. The 150’ low bank waterfront makes for a nice complement to the Colonial.

This Newport Shores estate hit the market asking $4.198M and drew enough attention that it ended up selling a few months later for $100K over.7,440 square-feet of luxury living will do that.

Not yet built, the new owners bought this BDR Fine Homes construction on spec. They also paid asking so they clearly know what they want. The home is expected to be completed right about...now.

Another new construction opportunity to round out the Top 15. This one, however, had to settle for a little less than the $4,498,888 asking price. When done, the 8,235 square-foot NW contemporary will sit on two lots touching 101 feet of no-bank waterfront.