The most expensive house in the United States as of 2025 is "Little Lake Lodge" in Aspen, Colorado, listed for an astounding $300 million. This property surpasses previous records for both listings and home sales in the country.
Little Lake Lodge Details
- The estate spans more than 74 acres and features a 27,000-square-foot residence.
- It includes 18 bedrooms, 20 full bathrooms, and four partial bathrooms, as well as multiple living spaces and amenities such as a six-acre private lake, 45 parking spaces, three additional homes, and a private trail system for outdoor activities.
- The property is owned by Stewart and Lynda Resnick, California billionaires known for founding The Wonderful Company.
- It is listed with Sotheby's International Realty and stands out for its combination of seclusion, proximity to downtown Aspen, and the ability to further expand the built area.
Previous Record Holders
- Before this listing, the most expensive US home sale was Gordon Pointe in Naples, Florida—sold for $133 million in 2025.
- Ken Griffin’s 220 Central Park South penthouse in New York City holds the record for the highest price ever paid for a US residence at $238 million (2019).
Comparison Table
Property| Location| Price| Sq. Footage| Bedrooms| Year Listed/Sold| Owner
---|---|---|---|---|---|---
Little Lake Lodge| Aspen, CO| $300 million| 27,000| 18| 2025| Stewart & Lynda
Resnick18
Gordon Pointe| Naples, FL| $133 million| 22,800| 6+| 2025| Not publicly
disclosed57
220 Central Park South| New York City, NY| $238 million| Not listed| Not
listed| 2019| Ken Griffin9
The One, Bel-Air| Los Angeles, CA| $126 million| 105,000| Not listed| 2022|
Richard Saghian9
Little Lake Lodge in Aspen currently holds the top spot for the highest asking price of a house in the US.
