1. 71 Beverly Park, Beverly Hills, California
Listed in April for $87.5 million and relisted in November for $79.5 million.
Mark Wahlberg's giant mansion caught the eye of viewers when it was first listed in the spring for a whopping $87.5 million, and earlier this month he lowered the price by another $8 million.
The mansion, located in North Beverly Park, is 30,500 square feet and has 12 bedrooms and 20 bathrooms.
When Wahlberg enlisted architect Richard Landry, who specialises in high-end design, to help him create this superb castle, he took every luxury amenity into account.
It has a two-storey panelled library, a kitchen with separate preparation space, a guesthouse, a wine and cigar cellar, and a guest house.
The 6.2-acre property comes complete with a five-hole golf course, a driving range, a tennis court, a skate park, a professional-grade gym and a grotto pool.
2. 905 Shoreland Dr SE, Bellevue, WA
Listed for $36 million in April and re-listed for $26 million in August.
This is the sprawling property that Denver Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson and his wife, Ciara, have been trying to sell since he left the Seattle Seahawks.
Initially listed this spring for $36 million, the 11,104-square-foot mansion quickly became the most expensive property in Washington state.
In August, that price was reduced by $10 million.
Designed for entertaining, the estate overlooking Lake Washington features two dining spaces, a home theatre, a two-storey treehouse and a three-storey lift.
A three-slip dock and two watercraft lifts are also included in the sale.
With their Washington home still on the market, the quarterback and his singer wife bought the new Colorado mansion for $25 million.
3. 33550 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu, California
Price: $225 million
Former Disney CEO Michael Eisner is angling for the title of California's highest priced sale, if he can come close to his asking price.
The huge compound boasts a total of 25,025 square feet of living space on 4.8 acres overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
There are nine buildings, including a gym, beach house, guesthouse and an office. An underground tunnel connects the swimming pool to a large cinema.
The 16-bedroom main house was designed by architect Robert A.M. Stern and has a lift with access to the beach.
4. 3328 E Superior St, Duluth, MN
Listed in August for $750,000, re-listed in October for $698,000 and re-listed in December for $675,000.
This mid-century home sits atop a steel bridge and appears to float above the creek.
The three-bedroom Erickson House came on the market earlier this summer and has yet to find a buyer after two price reductions.
Built in 1959, this stylish space features walls of windows, wood paneling and slate floors.
The open floor plan boasts a curved kitchen and a great room overlooking the woodland.
The master bedroom has huge windows to enjoy the beautiful views.
You can also head out onto the comfortable balcony to enjoy your morning coffee.
The indoor pool and shower room located under the garage need some repairs.
According to the listing information, the home is ready for restoration and polishing.
5. 9200 Bentley Park Cir, Orlando, Florida
Price: $15 million
This theme park home offers the perfect balance of luxury for adults and fun for the kids.
Known as Bentley Hall, the sprawling 20,690 square foot residence is just minutes from Walt Disney World and features some amazing replicas from the most magical place on earth.
Children will love the Star Wars bedroom with a slide and the Cinderella bedroom decorated with a castle and carriage.
This fully furnished seven bedroom estate has an indoor spa, sauna, steam room and gym.
The elaborate home cinema has seating for 20, a concession area and an ice cream bar.
The outdoor playground has a lanai with swing beds, a fire feature, and a swimming pool.
The property was built in 1994 on 2 acres and has been recently renovated.
All major systems have been updated, including a new well and irrigation system.
There is also a separate two bedroom guesthouse for extended family and friends.
