At the top end of the Garden State's rental market, $10,000 a month rent doesn't even crack into the top 12 costliest digs.
Property owners aren't the only New Jersey residents who may be able to call a mansion home.
Renters with enough resources to drop more on a monthly basis than what many tenants spend on their living quarters in a year can cozy up in a palatial estate in the Garden State. Indoor pools, wine cellars and home theaters are among the amenities found in these high-end digs.
North Jersey lays claims to all of the costliest homes for rent in the state, including a property in Cresskill with an eight-seat theater and a rubber floored gym and a 10,000-square-foot home in Alpine with eight bedrooms and eight and a half bathrooms.
You can also rent basketball Hall of Famer Patrick Ewing's Cresskill mansion (which is also for sale at a recently reduced listing price of nearly $6.498 million). Or move into Eli Manning's Hoboken condo, which is available to rent (and to buy) too.
The 8 most expensive homes for rent in Philly
By scouring homes listed for rent on Trulia, as well as NJMLS, as of Monday, we've compiled the 12 most expensive rentals in the state. Seasonal rentals were excluded. (Here's what $1,000 a day rents you along the Jersey Shore.)
Think $10,000 a month is a lot to pay for rent every month? Expect to pay more than that to move into any of the homes featured in the gallery above.
Erin O'Neill may be reached at eoneill@njadvancemedia.com. Follow her on Twitter @LedgerErin. Find NJ.com on Facebook.