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What is the most expensive home that has ever sold in the United States? Better start saving your money! These are the most expensive homes sold in US history.

Two decades ago Billy Joel purchased the first parcel of what eventually became a 26-acre island compound on Long Island's North Shore. Today he's movin out…. and looking for $49 million.

Just hold on, we're going to a new home… Just a year after buying it for $75 million, Drake just listed his 200-acre Beverly Hills estate for $88 million.

The home's listing highlights its "rustic elegance" as well as its generous proportions of glass throughout, which allows for "breathtaking city and ocean views from almost any room."

The first and more expensive of the two purchases was finally sold after Meek took to social media to try to find a buyer after two years on the market.

The home right next door to Howard Stern's palatial Palm Beach estate just sold for a record-setting $170 million. Howard's house is twice as big. So his house is now worth AT LEAST $300 million.

The property keeps getting taken off the market because various celebrities and other high-rollers want to rent it out for a brief period rather than buy it. The 21,000-square-foot mansion goes for an average of $350,000 a month, and it's not hard to see why

The home measures in at 1,571 square feet with two bedrooms and two baths, making this an opportunity for someone to own a movie star's home at a relatively modest price.

Halftide Farms has been built up since the 90s by the wealthy Ackerley family. The late Barry Ackerley and his wife Ginger Ackerley passed away in 2011 and 2018, respectively, and now their three adult children still live on the property.

Chris Chelios played a mind-altering 26 seasons in the NHL. In 2003 he and his wife paid $6 million for a mansion in Malibu. They just listed that mansion for… $75 MILLION.

An avid architecture buff, Pitt took a hand in designing those other structures and redesigning the main house himself, so the property has also served as something of an architectural playground for him over the years.

The home is outfitted with a plethora of amenities including an "Entertainment Room with fireplace, wine refrigerator, billiards table, and movie lounge," plus a home gym, two boat docks, a viewing platform, an elevator, a wine room, and a "playroom" with its own beverage station.

Not too long ago it was reported that the former Madoff home was having trouble selling, perhaps in part due to Madoff's own notoriety as a disgraced financier and orchestrator of possibly the largest Ponzi scheme of all time.

Known as "The Hope Estate," the property is a grand, 15,000-square-foot palace with eight bedrooms and loads of amenities including a one-hole golf course designed by famous golf-lover Hope himself.

Both homes were practically fit for kings as they were before they were renovated, but the property's official marketing materials took the somewhat unusual step of touting its potential for improvement.