Chattanooga currently has five homes on the market for $5 million or more. Beyond the price tags, what makes them unique? We dug into the details to find out.

1636 Hillcrest Road | $8.75 million

8,658 sqft
5 BD, 9 BA
Fun fact: Built in 1900, Oak Hill Estate is older than anyone alive today.
Unique feature: It has its own private pickleball court.

1000 Skillet Gap Road | $8.75 million

15,212 sqft
6 BD, 12 BA
Fun fact: This home has two garages that can collectively fit 18 vehicles.
Unique feature: It has an oval library with a hand-painted ceiling.

Psst — if this sounds familiar, we featured this home in NOOGAtoday back in April.

Stately two-story house with beige brick, white columns, and large windows. Set amidst bare trees and a blue sky, conveying a serene, grand ambiance. — Everyone I know could fit in this home on Minnekahda Place. | Photo by Philip Slowiak

31 Minnekahda Pl. | $6.9 million

15,196 sqft
16 BD, 14 BA
Fun fact: This home was built by the John A. Patten family in 1917.
Unique feature: It has five fireplaces and is set up to accommodate multiple families.

1511 Carroll Lane | $5.5 million

7,720 sqft
5 BD, 5 BA
Fun fact: With a library, billiard room, and cellar, this could be the home from “Clue.”
Unique feature: The cellar holds 2,000 bottles of wine.

1502 Riverview Road | $5 million

4,844 sqft
3 BD, 5 BA
Fun fact: The home was built in 1982 but was substantially redesigned 11 years later.
Unique feature: It overlooks the No. 4 fairway of the Chattanooga Golf & Country Club.

Basically, we learned Chattanooga's most expensive homes come with a lot more than extra bedrooms.