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11 of the most expensive homes for sale in America's most expensive zip code have an average listing price of over $17 million — here's what you get for your money

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The median price for a home in Atherton, California, is about $9.6 million. Pacific Union
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  • The most expensive zip code in America is 94027, or Atherton, California, according to Forbes.
  • The median price for a home there is $9,686,164.
  • We put together a list of the most expensive homes currently for sale there.

 

If you're looking for luxurious homes, the most expensive zip code in America is a good place to start.

Atherton, California — or 94027 — has been crowned that title in 2017, according to Forbes' annual ranking. Located south of San Francisco, Atherton is less than 20 minutes from the offices of Facebook, Google, and Tesla.

The median price for a home in that area is $9,686,164, and homes spend about 190 days on the market. 

With the help of the team at Point2 Homes, we put together a list of the 11 most expensive homes currently for sale in Atherton.

11. 65 Selby Lane — $10,800,000

65 Selby ln expensive house atherton ca
Gullixson

10. 102 Encinal Avenue — $12,900,000

102 Encinal Avenue
Zach Trailer Group

9. 333 Atherton Avenue— $12,980,000

333 Atherton Ave
Green Banker

8. 1 Ridge View Drive — $16,500,000

1 Ridge View Dr
Alain Pinel

7. 147 Stockbridge Avenue — $16,900,000

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6. 60 Monte Vista Avenue — $17,500,000

60 Monte Vista Ave
Gullixson

5. 369 Fletcher Drive — $18,750,000

most expensive home atherton california
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4. 113 Atherton Avenue — $18,800,000

113 Atherton Ave
Alain Pinel

3. 1 Belbrook Way — $19,880,000

1 belbrook way
Alain Pinel

2. 178 Patricia Drive — $19,980,000

178 Patricia Dr
Alain Pinel

1. 150 Almendral Avenue — $29,950,000

150 Almendral Avenue
Gullixson

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Elena Holodny was a reporter at Business Insider, primarily covering economics, foreign policy, and markets. Previously she had reported for CNBC, NBC News, and WNYC, and worked at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia. She also coauthored a scientific article on CT perfusion and brain metastases.She graduated from Columbia University in 2014 with a concentration in economics.