See The Most Expensive Homes Hitting Montco's Spring Market

The spring real estate season is heating up in Montgomery County, with some ultra-luxury listings hitting the market this month.

These homes with hefty price tags include everything from "the golden mile of Fort Washington house" to bucolic farmsteads.

Take a look at the eye-popping offerings below. If you have the budget — or the daydreaming bandwidth — click on the links for more photos and information.

Address: 7131 Sheaff Ln, Fort Washington

Price: $1,995,000

Details: Sitting on nearly five acres on a secluded Fort Washington lane, this unique estate is made of stone, wood, and glass, with stark vaulted ceilings. A vine-covered pergola and low stone walls make the property feel timeless. A built-in library has custom shelves, a library ladder, and other features. SEE MORE.

Address: 761 Fetters Mill Rd, Bryn Athyn

Price: $1,000,000

Details: This sprawling mansion has more than 6,000 square feet inside, along with a gas marble fireplace, deep-silled windows, an in-law suite, three-car garage, and an outdoor pool area with shower and flagstone patio. SEE MORE.

Address: 2348 Walton Rd, Huntingdon Valley

Price: $1,295,000

Details: Featuring a huge seven-bedroom mansion with 8,500 square feet, this Huntingdon Valley home has a style all its own. From the three-story foyer fireplaces, a paver patio, basement bar area, stadium style theater room, Jacuzzi tub, and other amenities. SEE MORE.

Address: 627 Harts Ridge Road, Conshohocken

Price: $1,499,000

Details: This 4.5 acre property in the Miquon section is just a short walk from SEPTA and the Schuylkill River Trail. A heated pool,circular drive, detached in-law wing, deck with gorgeous views, and an eight-foot deer fence are just a few highlights. SEE MORE.

Address: 150 Red Oak Drive, Blue Bell

Price: $2,250,000

Details: Sitting on a two-acre plot in Wickerfield Estates, this just listed Blue Bell mansion is only three years old. It features hardwood floors throughout, a study with installed bookshelves, a tree-lined yard, a recreation room and gym, and smart house technology with four different computer screens to control music, TV, and security. SEE MORE.