What Homes Look Like in the Most Expensive Zip Code in the U.S.

Property Shark recently released its findings for the most expensive zip code in the United States–and the answer might surprise you. It’s not Beverly Hills, Palm Beach, or someplace in the Hamptons.

It’s Atherton, California, an affluent Silicon Valley town just a short drive from the likes of Facebook and Google. In the zip code 94027, the median sale price is $6.7 million, which spiked about 35 percent since 2017. (Rankings are based on closed home sales.)

So we decided to take a look at what life is like in the tony zip code by perusing five homes for sale in Atherton.

$5,688,000
4 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms
3,900 square feet

Built in 1910, this home has vintage charm combined with modern finishes and features, as well as a guest cottage and a greenhouse. The light-filled space is warm and inviting.

$27,500,000
7 bedrooms, 8 full bathrooms, 4 half bathrooms
13,014 square feet

This 2018 home, located in the exclusive Menlo Circus Club area, has a chic contemporary vibe. Did we mention the fitness center, spa bath, steam room, plunge tub, pool, and spa?

$15,388,000
7 bedrooms, 9.5 bathrooms
12,740 square feet

Those who prefer traditional style will swoon over this impressive home, built in 2002 and flaunting plenty of impeccably manicured outdoor-living spaces.

$17,800,000
4 bedrooms, 4 baths; Guest house: 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms

This circa 1958 home is a mid-century modern gem. The serene master suite comprises a fireplace and a sitting room. Outside, the zen vibe continues with a koi pond, loggia, gazebo, pool, and spa.

$14,995,000
6 bedrooms, 7.5 bathrooms
7,103 square feet

Built last year, this sophisticated home boasts an open floor plan and blurs the line between indoor and outdoor living. Premium appliances and European wood and stone up the wow factor.

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