A $58 million dude ranch in Jackson, WY—said to have been won in a poker game in 1944—is this week’s most expensive home on Realtor.com®.

The property is also the state’s most expensive listing. Offering 36 bedrooms on 118 acres, Grand View River Ranch comes complete with a lodge, guesthouse, historic barns, and cabins.

Other pricey properties to hit the market this week include an equestrian estate in Pennsylvania, a Spanish-style compound in California, and a mountain mansion in Utah.

For a full look at this week’s 10 most expensive homes, scroll down.

10. 1365 N View Dr, Miami Beach, FL

Waterfront wonder: Built in 1951, this midcentury modern-era build has been recently renovated.

The 6,096-square-foot, five-bedroom contemporary offers stylish, one-level living. An updated kitchen features a waterfall island, high-end appliances, and sleek custom cabinets. The primary bedroom has a marble bathroom with soaking tub.

The private, gated lot offers a pool, 250 feet of water frontage, and panoramic bay views.

9. 784 Waterdam Rd, Canonsburg, PA

Oak Grove: This equestrian estate, also the state’s most expensive listing, sits on 110 acres that feature an indoor riding arena, outdoor arena, and 11 fenced pastures.

The 20,000-square-foot, six-bedroom, European-style mansion was built in 2011. It has custom, luxury details, including Vermont limestone, Jerusalem stone, and opulent chandeliers. A mahogany den, great room with 26-foot ceilings, and two Juliet balconies are among other highlights.

Good-time amenities include a billiard room, cinema, 2,000-bottle wine cellar, bourbon bar, outdoor dance floor, golf fairway, and swimming pool.

8. 1463 Oleada Rd, Pebble Beach, CA

Bella Vista: Located atop Strawberry Hill, this Spanish-style compound features a main house, two-bedroom guesthouse, and studio carriage house.

Built in 1925, the main house offers 8,500 square feet of updated space. Exposed-beam ceilings are found in the living room, which also features a beautiful, floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace. There is also a 1,500-bottle wine cellar with tasting room, along with a billiards room that comes complete with a bar.

Designed for entertaining, the 2.6-acre property also has a hot tub, bocce ball court, putting green, outdoor fireplace, and two fire pits.

7. 10702 Levico Way, Los Angeles, CA

Bel-Air beauty: This 12,586-square-foot, six-bedroom mansion was built in 1990, with every lavish detail considered.

Highlights include soaring ceilings, built-in cabinetry, custom millwork, and five fireplaces. The grand residence includes a library/office, gourmet chef’s kitchen, and a primary suite with dual bathrooms. There’s also a fitness center, wine cellar, pool, hot tub, and pool house.

Set in the guard-gated Levico Estates neighborhood, the 4.3-acre property offers city and canyon views that can be enjoyed from the outdoor loggia.

6. 2342 Mesa Dr, Newport Beach, CA

Legacy estate: This 5,872-square-foot home was designed by midcentury architect Philmer J. Ellerbroek for the owners. It’s the first time the residence has been on the market.

The five-bedroom abode features a game room with an exposed-beam ceiling. An expansive primary suite is situated in its own private wing and boasts views of the pool and backyard.

The 2.7-acre lot also features a stocked lake, and there are multiple garages and stables found on the equestrian acreage.

5. 2412 Laguna Dr, Fort Lauderdale, FL

Harbor Beach contemporary: This 9,451-square-foot modern manse was built in 2021 and designed by Florida-based architect Randall Stofft.

Offering spectacular Intracoastal views, the six-bedroom home comes with 120 feet of water frontage and is “equipped to dock a mega yacht,” according to the listing. Lavish details include a two-story, marble fireplace; 200-bottle wine cellar; and Italian cabinetry.

A lap pool, outdoor kitchen, and plenty of spots to entertain and relax round out the home’s luxury amenities.

4. 167 Dunbar Rd, Palm Beach, FL

Posh property: With its walk-in wine cellar and custom bar, this five-bedroom estate was designed for entertaining.

The 5,869-square-foot home includes a bright kitchen with exposed-beam ceilings and a butler’s pantry. The open floor plan flows into a living room that leads to a poolside loggia.

The primary suite upstairs features dual bathrooms and closets and comes with its own private terrace.

The property was sold in 2013 for $3,875,000, and the home was built in 2016. The sellers stand to make an enormous profit if they get anywhere near full price.

3. 253 White Pine Canyon Rd, Park City, UT

Mountain marvel: This newly built home is in the exclusive, gated community of The Colony at White Pine Canyon.

The 17,567-square-foot estate offers ski-in/ski-out access from its 5-acre lot. Luxurious details include Italian-steel windows, Croatian limestone, and a copper roof. It also features the Darwin Home Wellness Intelligence Network to regulate circadian rhythm lighting while monitoring indoor air quality.

Other lavish amenities include a 60-foot, indoor-outdoor pool; Himalayan salt room; cold plunge pool; hot tub; massage room; indoor sports court; bowling alley; and media room.

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2. 122 Waverly Pl, New York, NY

Greenwich Village showstopper: Built in 1930, this four-bedroom townhouse was gutted and now offers a high-end interior designed by architects David Howell and Steffani Aarons .

The 7,310-square-foot sophisticated space now features an illuminated and refrigerated wine wall, an elevator, and a chandelier that spans the home’s full height and hangs above the kitchen table.

A gourmet kitchen has Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, custom cabinetry, and Caesarstone countertops. The living room is outfitted with exposed-brick walls and a stone-wall, gas fireplace.

Three outdoor spaces include a library terrace with a retractable awning and a garden terrace with a heated pool.

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1. 9750 Gros Ventre Rd E, Jackson, WY

Grand View River Ranch: Set on 118 acres, this enormous property could be used as a private family compound or continue operating as a dude ranch.

Located along the Gros Ventre River, the property offers breathtaking views of Grand Teton National Park. The property is said to have been won in a poker game in 1944.

The historic spread was once used as a hunting camp and now holds the title of being a rare “private parcel within the wilds of the iconic national park,” the listing notes.

The guest-ready lodging includes log cabins built in the early 1920s. The equestrian property also features numerous barns and acres of land for animals to roam.