The very biggest home for sale in Seattle measures 12,280 square feet and you'll find it in Capitol Hill where it's been on the market for two years now. The stately 1914 mansion on Millionaire's Row is pretty and includes a ballroom, wine cellar, and caretaker quarters.The $7.98M asking price is down from the original $8.9M ask.

The Sam Hill Mansion, currently the most expensive listing in the entire city at $15M. This 11,000 square-foot residence recently got a bigtime makeover. With the help of Stuart Silk Architects, interior design from Garret Cord Werner Architects and Interior Designers and landscape design by Richard Hartledge, the 2016 version is a blend of old and new that tries not to let one overwhelm the other.

Back in 1905, architect W.W. Sabin designed the 10,416 square-foot Colonial Revival at 725 14th Avenue E in Capitol Hill for Reverend Edward Lincoln Smith. A few years later it was sold to David Skinner, he of the Skinner Building (home of Fifth Avenue Theater). Over the years it changed owners plenty more times and now it's going to change hands once more. Originally listed for $8.9M, they've dropped the price to $7.99M

3,390 days. That's a little more than nine years. That's how long this this 9,876 square-foot top floor Millenium Tower penthouse has been waiting for someone to come along and make it their own. Last sold in 2004 for $4M, this undeveloped space will run you $8M plus $5,693/month in HOAs if someone eventually decides to take it on.

The 7-BR, 6.25-bath waterfront Laurelhurst residence is 11,809 square-feet of living space, which includes an ADU as well. There's also 145-feet of Lake Washington waterfront that includes your dock and moorage because you will most certainly need that if you can afford this place. The standout shot inside is where the Fleetwood doors open up into the family room and keep going right on outside. It was listed for $13.25M but now they're all the way down to $9.99M.

When we first saw this 8,430 square-foot home in 2015, it was asking $6.5M. Since it's still available, you had to figure it's come down and now they're asking $5.1M. The Stephen Sullivan-designed Cap Cod cover a lot of ground and seems like it's made for families and/or grandchild visits. The furnished basement includes a game room, workout area and sauna while there's plenty of well-manicured greens outside with the pool.

This 5-BR, 4.75-bath, 7,683 square-foot waterfront estate out on secluded Webster Point just hit the market asking $14,880,000. That makes it the second-priciest listing on the market in town. The 1928 residence was designed by noted architect Arthur Loveless. Webster Point is full of luxury, old-world homes designed by masters of the craft and demanding millions for ownership. This one might be the best of the whole bunch.

In 2014, Macklemore cohort Ryan Lewis snapped up a four-bedroom, 3.75-bath, 7,610 square-foot home in Magnolia for $3.3 million. Turns out he doesn't have the "Same Love" for it now because he's put it back on the market, but this time he's asking $9.45 million. Come for the gold leaf ceilings, stay for the cool whiskey bar located downstairs.