Time to look at some dream houses.

A new list just revealed the richest town in each state. So what's the richest town in Illinois?

Glencoe, Illinois.

MSN details -

A suburb of Chicago, Livability gives Glencoe an exceptional living score of 79. Perhaps that’s because the income per capita is more than 250% higher than the U.S. average, or the median home value is more than 380% higher than the national average. Of all the residents, 94% own their homes, and 99% of high schoolers graduate.

Obviously, when I saw this news I went right to Realtor.com. Show me the mansions!

I set the minimum price at 1 million because duh. Then I set the max price as no limit. Here's what I found. Spoiler alert, get ready to see A LOT of incredible exteriors, pools, indoor basketball courts, movie theaters, wine cellars, walk-in closets, and so much more.

These houses range from $2,699,000-$18,000,000.

As I was scrolling through these houses I kept having the same thought of how much it would suck to have to clean that big of a house. Then I realized if you can afford a house that big, you can probably afford to hire someone to clean it. Clearly, I don't think like someone who can afford these homes.

I think that makes them even more fun to look at. So let's pretend we're rich and go house shopping together, shall we?

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Let's take a look at some homes for sale in Glencoe, IL.

If you're curious, MSN details more about Glencoe -

Median household income: $248,851 (262.2% more than U.S. median income)

I officially have new house goals.

H/T MSN 

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