$19,900,000

Stats: 6 bedrooms, 7 full baths, 3 half baths, 16,528 square feet 

The skinny: Despite shaving millions off its original asking price, this Gladwyne mansion is still the most expensive home for sale on the Main Line. The nearly $20 million price tag buys you a fairly new home—it was only built in 2009—on 32 acres. Inside the mansion there's an indoor pool, movie theater, a professional-grade gym, and a wine cellar with tasting room. The grounds are just as impressive, with a tennis court on top of a plateau and a separate guest house.

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$17,000,000

Stats: 7 bedrooms, 8 full baths, 4.5 half baths, more than 15,000 square feet

The skinny: Though not publicly listed on MLS, this Gladwyne estate is looking for its next owner to move into the custom built home, where many of the finishes have been locally sourced. There are grand details throughout, starting with the foyer featuring a double staircase, to the full court indoor basketball court, spa, and indoor pool (which then opens to the outdoors) to the tennis court. Oh, and did we mention there are two gourmet kitchens? It’s not the kind of place to have an open house, though. Because it’s privately listed, the only way to check it out is via private tours (and you’ll need an invite).

$16,500,000

Stats: 8 bedrooms, 7 full baths, 3 full baths, 14,467 square feet

The Skinny: The Linden Hall estate is bonkers. The 50-acre estate dates back to 1928, and was home to the Dorrance family (of the Campbell Soup company) for two decades. Clearly, they lived the good life, with two pools, a tennis court, and gorgeous gardens. In total, the estate has multiple buildings, including the French Normandy-style mansion, a "caretaker's" building, a 10-car garage, stables, and a pool house. The mega-mansion has been on and off the market since 2013, and most recently chopped $3 million off its asking price.

$9,990,000

Stats: 6 bedrooms, 9 baths, 14,738 square feet

The Skinny: This custom-built mansion in Gladwyne, which calls itself Westbourne Woods, just shaved off almost $3 million from its January asking price. The Colonial-style mansion sits on eight acres—there’s another 6.5 acres available for purchase. It’s extravagant, and highlighted by its private amenities: An indoor lap pool, a baseball batting cage, a gym, wine cellar, and movie theater.

$6,999,000

The Stats: 8 bedrooms, 9 full baths, 2 half baths, square footage n/a

The Skinny: This 1930s estate sits on five acres in Villanova and considers itself one of the last-remaining Gilded Age mansions on the Main Line. Along with impeccably landscaped grounds with an in-ground pool, each bedroom has its own fireplace.

$5,985,000

The Stats: 6 bedrooms, 9 full baths, 3 half baths, 15,000 square feet

The Skinny: This stone-cold stunner sits on 1.83 acres in Bryn Mawr, managing to fit a salt-water pool, a pool house, and a carriage house outfitted with an apartment onto its grounds. The mansion is quite moody in a regal way, and each bedroom has its own bathroom suite made of marble. Bonus: There’s an in-house elevator. The home recently dropped nearly $1 million off its asking price.

$5,350,000

The Stats: 7 bedrooms, 9 full bathrooms, one half bathroom, 12,401 square feet

The Skinny: Tucked back in Gladwyne on 2.6 acres of land is this countryside stunner. With a stone exterior, wraparound porch, infinity pool, and spa, this home feels like it was built for summer. It’s got gardens and lush green space galore, and inside, rooms like the kitchen (with a ton of counter space) and a wood den are evidence that the place is all about elegance. It’s also new to the market—it was just listed yesterday.

$4,500,000

The Stats: 7 bedrooms, 9 full bathrooms, 3 half baths, 13,500 square feet

The Skinny: You’re looking at the youngest property on this list. Built in 2017, this mansion overlooks Ardrossan Farms and sits on about two acres. The rooms are meant to impress: The family room has cathedral ceilings with exposed timbers and a floor-to-ceiling fireplace, and the kitchen has more cabinets than we can count. The estate recently dropped $500,000 from its asking price and threw in a 2018 Ferrari for buyers who purchase the home by the end of July.