The most expensive homes in every state, from Alabama to Wyoming.

Low availability, persistent inflation and high mortgage rates continue to have a major impact on the luxury real estate market in 2023, with multimillion-dollar sales declining last year.

There is some optimism, however, as demand for luxury homes remains strong, even if not as active as in previous years. The most expensive offering in the country, a penthouse in Manhattan, has undergone a 22 percent price drop, but San Francisco recently saw its most expensive deal of the year when buyers purchased an estate in the upscale Presidio Heights neighborhood for $34.5 million. Palm Beach has also been a frequent headline topic this year thanks to deals with record-breaking values of 170''million dollars, and in Malibu, Jay-Z and Beyoncé spent an incredible $200 million on an architectural estate from architect Tadao Ando.

The Robb Report looked at all 50 states (as well as Washington, D.C.) to compile a list of the most expensive homes on the open market. The homes that continue to be the highest priced, as well as unexpected new additions, were taken into account.

A house inspired by Neverland in Alaska? Or perhaps a $75 million complex on San Juan Island in Washington, D.C.? Let's take a look at the most expensive residences in the country from coast to coast.

Alabama

The most expensive home in the state of Alabama is a $12.3 million home on Kirky Bridge Road. Located on''Over 200 acres of land, this gated community features a pool, fish lake and even a fully equipped pond. The main house is just over 3,600 square feet and is furnished with high wood-beamed ceilings and adorned with granite and wood accents.

Alaska

Alaska is asking $8.5 million dollars for a secluded Zen-style retreat. Known as "The Double Estate," this sprawling waterfront estate is the largest residential home and guesthouse in the state. Tucked away in the hotel beach town of Homer, at the foot of the''s Kenai Peninsula, the property offers scenic views of the Kachemak Strait and surrounding mountains. It is an ideal location for family vacations, corporate meetings and weddings. The building includes 17,000 square feet of living space with accommodations for up to 30 people in eight individually designed bedrooms. Pluses include an indoor pool, massage room, Turkish bath, game room, movie theater and even a secret game room with a pirate ship, as well as other attractions including a luxury kitchen, a 12-person reception hall and a library. Outside and on the 2.5-acre plot, there is a huge expansive front garden with hearth, as well as a replica of Neverlandia and direct beach access.