1. Sarasota, Fla.
This two-bedroom penthouse, with a terrace off both bedrooms, overlooks Sarasota’s harbor. The residence includes a walk-in wine room, a three-screen home theater, and rights to a deep-water boat dock. $6,850,000. Linda Roe Dickinson, Michael Saunders & Co., (888) 552-5228
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3. Minneapolis
Located in the North Loop, this two-bedroom apartment in a former farm-implement factory retains the original brick and wooden floors. Other features include steel staircases and an exterior balcony. $375,000. Brady Kroll, Edina Realty, (612) 770-7230
4. Boulder, Colo.
Spanning two floors, this four-bedroom, five-bath penthouse is located on Pearl Street in downtown Boulder. Fixtures include French doors and balconies off each of the bedroom suites. $2,599,000. Scott Franklund, Legendary Group/Sotheby’s International Realty, (303) 440-4999
5. New York
This two-story, 3,000-square-foot apartment in Greenwich Village has a wraparound terrace with unobstructed views of Washington Square Park. The penthouse features a solarium, a wood-burning fireplace, and two large marble baths. $6,995,000. Noble Black, Corcoran, (212) 444-7926
6. San Antonio
Located in the downtown arts district, this two-story penthouse features open views and glass banisters. The six-bedroom residence has studio space, a gallery for displaying art, a theater space, and a separate attached apartment for household employees. $5,700,000. Ann Van Pelt, Phyllis Browning Co./Christie’s Great Estates, (210) 824-7878
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