You can call the most-expensive US-listed homeꦫ yours—for a cool nine figures.

Real-estate site Redfin last week shared a list of the country's highest-priced listings. The top 10 were all listed above $100 million, and two were asking more than twice that.

Half of the homes were in coastal Florida. Southern California, New York City, and Lake Tahoe rounded out the top 10. Here's a selection of the most-expensive homes out there.

Topping Redfin's list was 1960 S. Ocean Blvd, Manalapan, FL, listed for $285 million. Equipped with a bowling alley, shooting range, movie theater, and golf simulator, this 8-bedroom, 12.5-bathroom 50,000 square foot home has over 700 feet of combined intercoastal and ocean frontage. (Another Florida home was second on the list at $210 million.) Redfin's listing estimates the monthly mortgage payment at over $1.7 million.)

Coming in just below $200 million was 1261 Angelo Dr, Beverly Hills, CA. This home, with 16 bedrooms and over 20 bathrooms, has unobstructed views of downtown Los Angeles.

If lakes and acreage are more your speed, enter 1949 Glenbrook Inn Rd, Glenbrook, NV, listed for $188 million. This property spans 130 acres in a gated lakeside golf course community. It is equipped with lake frontage, a pier, 17 residences and cabins, and rodeo grounds.

Also on the list is a home situated on the 127th and 128th floors of a Manhattan high-rise. The home, listed for $150 million, features views of Central Park and the Statue of Liberty.