West Virginia — Quarry Ridge East, $13 Million
In West Virginia, the most expensive home on the market sits high above the city of Charleston. Located in a subdivision known as Quarry Creek, the Quarry Ridge East address contains 17 acres of land—property that includes a carriage house, saltwater infinity pool and tennis court. The 19,000-square-foot home, meanwhile, has eight beds, 14 baths and a fitness area, a game room, a library, a cocktail lounge, a massage room and a sauna. It’s the former home of Robin Davis, who served on the Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia, and Charleston lawyer Scott Segal. The two are leaving the home behind in an effort to downsize