Luxury homes: Most expensive home sales in metro Phoenix

This Paradise Valley home sold for $5.1 million and features disappearing glass walls and a negative-edge pool.

This 15,395-square-foot home in north Scottsdale has a theater, putting green, wine celler and 12-car garage.

This 9,300-square-foot Scottsdale home has an indoor driving range and golf simulator, and an outdoor kitchen.

The Kevin and Shelley Turner Trust of Teton, Wyoming, paid cash for a 9,256-square-foot Paradise Valley house.

The backyard of the home that was purchased by NHE Investments for $5.25M.

The exterior of the home that was purchased by NHE Investments for $5.25M.

The living room inside the home that was purchased by NHE Investments for $5.25M.

Another view of the backyard at the home that was purchased by NHE Investments for $5.25M.

The kitchen inside the home that was purchased by NHE Investments for $5.25M

The courtyard and fountain at the mansion in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain that sold for $4.35 million.

The dive-in pool at the mansion in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain that sold for $4.35 million.

The front entry of the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

The living areas within the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

The guest bathroom inside the mansion in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain that sold for $4.35 million.

A hallway path inside the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

The kitchen entry within the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

The dining room inside the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

The entry foyer inside the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

The game room inside the mansion in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain that sold for $4.35 million.

The master bathroom inside the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

The powder room insidt the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

The breakfast nook inside the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

The casita bath inside the mansion in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain that sold for $4.35 million.

The family room inside the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

The guest bathroom inside the mansion in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain that sold for $4.35 million.

A view of the kitchen inside the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

The wet bar inside the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

The firepit sits adjacent to the pool at the mansion in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain that sold for $4.35 million.

The dining room fireplace inside the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

A mansion in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain sells for $4.35 million. A Wyoming woman is the buyer.

The en-suite office inside the mansion in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain that sold for $4.35 million.

Th breakfast bar inside the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

An en-suite bedroom inside the mansion in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain that sold for $4.35 million.

The main living room inside the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

A view of the expansive kitchen inside the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

A view of the living room inside the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

Welcome to the mansion in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain that sold for $4.35 million. A Wyoming woman was the buyer.

A detailed view inside the kitchen of the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

The family room entry inside the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

A view of the family room inside the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

A view of the living room inside the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

The colorful guest casita inside the mansion in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain that sold for $4.35 million.

The en-suite bedroom inside the mansion in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain that sold for $4.35 million.

A view of the dining room inside the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

The en-suite master bathroom inside the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

A detailed look inside the master bathroom of the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

A view of the kitchen and wet bar inside the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

The wet bar within the kitchen inside the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

The elegant entry at the mansion in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain that sold for $4.35 million. A Wyoming woman was the buyer.

Another look at the master bathroom inside the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

A detailed view of the dining room inside the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

A detailed view of the kitchen and appliances inside the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

The mansion in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain that sold for $4.35 million includes a bonus game room with eat-in areas.

A sitting area within the master bedroom inside the mansion that sold for $4.35 million in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain.

The en-suite office offers a private entry inside the mansion in north Scottsdale's Desert Mountain that sold for $4.35 million.

A view of the pool at the 6,772-square-foot new house in Paradise Valley’s Invergordon Manor.

The Casa Blanca Retreat within Arizona's Paradise Valley neighborhood includes mountain views, 16-foot ceilings and walls of glass.

The entrance to Casa Blanca Retreat in Paradise Valley, Arizona.

An aerial view of the property and pool at Casa Blanca Retreat in the 11-home gated neighborhood in Paradise Valley, Arizona.

Catherine Reagor

By Catherine Reagor| February 15th, 2021

An attorney, doctor, software CEO, salon owner and real estate agent are among the buyers and sellers of this week's priciest metro Phoenix homes.

$5,100,000

Arizona attorney Frank Schwartz paid cash for a 5,031-square-foot modern house on two acres in Paradise Valley. The house, with disappearing glass walls, a negative-edge pool, guesthouse carved out of a mountain and 936-bottle wine room has four bedrooms and five bathrooms.

Anton Plut, CEO of Frontline Road Safety, sold the home. Joan Levinson with Realty One had the listing.

$3,800,000

Illinois salon and spa owner Cheryl Tricoci bought a new 4,402-square-foot house in the exclusive north Scottsdale neighborhood Silverleaf. The house, sold by Rod Cullum of Cullum Homes, has four bedrooms, 4½ bathrooms and a three-garage. It's in an enclave of the community that only has 19 homes.

$3,800,000

Dr. Kevin Kerchansky and his wife, Chelsey, purchased a Paradise Valley house with a chef’s kitchen that includes a built-in steam oven and espresso bar. The great room of the house has 20-foot sliding glass doors. The 5,800-square-foot house, with five bedrooms and 5½ bathrooms, is situated between Camelback and Mummy mountains. Ira Gaines sold the property.

$3,736,492

Ronald and Ty Reeves bought a new home in north Scottsdale’s White Horse community. The house was not listed, so there’s little information available on it. The community has 50 homes. Ty Reeves is a Valley real estate agent. The seller was an LLC representing Camelot Homes.

$3,500,000

Kristin and Barton Taylor of Draper, Utah, purchased a new home on the Scottsdale side of the popular Arcadia neighborhood. Barton Taylor is CEO of the software firm Tazworks. The 5,840-square-foot house, with five bedrooms and 6½ bathrooms, is in a cul-de-sac. The listing said the buyer can design the master closet, and the house has a “new car” clean smell.

Reach housing reporter at [email protected] or 602-444-8040. Follow her on Twitter @catherinereagor.

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