These were the five highest-priced home sales reported in the Memphis metro area for the week ending October 18, 2026, and together they came to $5.98 million. Two of the homes are in Memphis, and the others are in Collierville, Eads and Arlington, with three sales in Shelby County and two in Fayette County.
All five are single-family homes, and their ages span almost a century. The group runs from a city home in a historic district to suburban properties with pools and room to spread out, and every one of them has at least four bedrooms.
No. 1 — $2,050,000 · 1275 Quinn Rd, Collierville, Tennessee
The top sale of the week came with the most land by far. The Collierville property on Quinn Road covers 19.99 acres of level ground with some trees, and it includes a barn or stable, a workshop and a gazebo along with an in-ground pool, a porch and a patio. The two-story Traditional home was built in 1997 and has brick veneer and wood exterior finishes.
Inside, the home has four bedrooms, three full baths and a half bath, and 4,477 square feet of living area. The primary bedroom is on the main floor, and the home has a bath with a separate tub and shower. High ceilings, a fireplace and floors of hardwood, slate and tile fill out the interior. The property last sold for $920,000 in 2013, and it sold this time for $2,050,000, which was $275,000 above its asking price of $1.775 million.
Stephen S Martin of Small Town Hunting Properties was the listing agent, and George G Couloubaritsis of Mid-South Realty, Inc. represented the buyer.
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No. 2 — $1,285,000 · 604 S Belvedere Blvd, Memphis, Tennessee
The oldest home in this Top 5 is also the largest. Built in 1927 on a corner lot in Belvedere, part of a historic district in Memphis, the three-story Traditional home has 7,597 square feet of living area, five bedrooms, four full baths and a half bath. Its grounds, a little more than half an acre, are professionally landscaped, with gardens and lawns set inside high brick walls.
The interior has been renovated. Hardwood floors and fine millwork run through the rooms, a two-story foyer opens the home, and the main staircase climbs all three floors. There are four masonry fireplaces, including one in the living room and one in the primary bedroom. All of the bedrooms are upstairs, and the primary suite has two full baths. There are also walk-in closets and cedar closets.
Beyond the living room, the home has a dining room, breakfast room, den, office and sun room, along with a wet bar. A rear staircase leads to a playroom, and the floor plan includes in-law quarters. The garage faces the rear, and outside there are a porch and a covered patio. The property last sold for $1.02 million in 2016 and sold this week for $1,285,000.
David D Da Ponte of Sowell, Realtors was the listing agent. Lauren Harkins Wiuff of Ware Jones, REALTORS represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $965,000 · 95 Grove Park Cir, Memphis, Tennessee
This Laurelwood home in Memphis went under contract two days after it was listed and sold at its full asking price of $965,000. Built in 1957 and renovated from top to bottom, the two-story Traditional sits on a private street with sidewalks, minutes from East Memphis schools, restaurants and shopping.
The home has two primary suites, one on each floor, and the home has a renovated bath with double vanities and a separate tub and shower. In all there are five bedrooms, four full baths and a half bath in 4,709 square feet. The kitchen is finished in marble, and the home has three fireplaces. Out back, on just under half an acre, a gunite pool fills a private, professionally landscaped yard with a patio. The property last sold for $735,000 in 2015.
Marq Cobb and Brittany M Cobb, both of Myers Cobb Realtors, LLC, were the listing agents, and Blake Lichterman of Marx-Bensdorf, REALTORS represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $918,000 · 375 Westbury Ln, Eads, Tennessee
Set on 1.69 acres in the Canterbury Manor community of Eads, this custom home was built in 2007. The private backyard has a gunite pool, an outdoor kitchen and covered areas for entertaining, along with a patio and a porch.
Indoors, high ceilings and hardwood floors carry through 5,273 square feet, and the entrance foyer leads to a living room with one of the home’s two fireplaces. The kitchen has been updated and has a pantry. The primary suite has a spa-style bath and a walk-in closet, and more bedrooms and flexible living space are upstairs. The home has four bedrooms, four full baths and two half baths, the most bathrooms of any home in this Top 5, and a side-facing three-car garage.
The property last sold for $615,000 in 2016 and sold this week for $918,000. James Harvey and Candace Leake, both of Keller Williams Realty, were the listing agents. Michelle Sides of MidSouth Residential, LLC represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $765,243 · 12758 Penrose Dr, Arlington, Tennessee
The newest home in the group was built in 2026 on a corner lot of about half an acre in Arlington. The two-story Traditional has a brick exterior, a professionally landscaped yard, a porch and a covered patio, and its 4,187 square feet include five bedrooms, four full baths and a half bath. A two-story foyer opens to a dining room, a den, a breakfast room and a playroom, and there is a mud room and a laundry room. The primary bedroom is on the main floor in a split bedroom plan, and the home has a bath with double vanities and a separate tub and shower. It also has walk-in closets and a gas-log fireplace. It sold for $765,243.
Evette Reaves of Grant & Co., REALTORS was the listing agent, and Frankie Clotfelter of Coldwell Banker Collins-Maury represented the buyer.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, October 18, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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