$5.7 million

While Queens’s most expensive home for sale clearly needs some sprucing up, it makes up for its slightly haggard look with incredible views of the East River, and copious amounts of lawn and outdoor space. The house, which is asking $5.7 million is located in the posh Malba section of Whitestone, a neighborhood in the northernmost part of Queens.

$5.3 million

Since it was first listed on the market in the fall of 2015, this Forest Hills home has seen its price drop from $5.9 million to its current asking price. This seven-bedroom home spans 6,000 square feet and comes with four fireplaces, Italian inlaid wood floors, and a ballroom on the lower level, among other features.

$4.48 million

Another Forest Hills Gardens home, this French Tudor-style house comes with eight bedrooms spread out over 5,672 square feet of space. The standout features here include the Art Deco bathrooms, three wood-burning fireplaces, stained glass windows in the library, and a manicured garden, among others. The price on this property has not changed since it was first listed on the market in August 2016.

$4.15 million

This duplex penthouse sits atop the Casa Vizcaya development in Long Island City. Measuring 2,415 square feet, the apartment comes with three bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms. Some of the nicest features in this condo include the outdoor spa pool, four terraces, and tons of swanky appliances.

$3.99 million

This Colonial-style home comes with six bedrooms and five-and-a-half bathrooms spread out over three floors. The living room, which comes with a fireplace, is located on the first floor, as is the kitchen and dining room. The master suite is on the second floor, and the third floor is currently setup as an office space. In addition, the house also comes with a Jacuzzi and sauna in the basement.

$3.99 million

This massive brick home in Forest Hills was built a little over 10 years ago and measures 7,500 square feet. The mansion comes with four bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms. Some of the highlights here include the soaring ceilings, the radiant heated floors, and a Mahogany staircase.

$3.98 million

This 3,500-square-foot Tudor-style home is just one of 12 houses that share a private park in Forest Hills Gardens. Built in the 1930s, this home recently underwent a renovation, most notably in the kitchen. Some of the other standout features in this home include the stained glass windows, the wood-burning fireplace, and the heated garage.

$3.88 million

Another mansion in the upscale Malba section of Whitestone, this home too overlooks the East River, and comes with four bedrooms and four bathrooms. The 5,700-square-foot house also boats a fireplace, a heated saltwater pool, and and outdoor entertainment area.