Phoenix luxury homes: Paradise Valley mansion sells for $8.75M

This 9,489-square-foot Paradise Valley mansion with five bedrooms and 7 ½ bathrooms has a theater and a 700-square-foot wine cellar.

This 9,489-square-foot Paradise Valley mansion with five bedrooms and 7 ½ bathrooms has several disappearing walls of glass, a swimming pool with floating zero-edge sides, and a swim-up bar.

This 9,489-square-foot Paradise Valley mansion with five bedrooms and 7 ½ bathrooms has a swimming pool with floating zero-edge sides and a swim-up bar.

This 9,489-square-foot Paradise Valley mansion with five bedrooms and 7 ½ bathrooms has a 700-square-foot wine cellar.

The north Scottsdale home dubbed “one of the most photographed” in the community has five bedrooms and 5 ½ bathrooms.

A Paradise Valley house with nine bedrooms and 10 bathrooms also has marble floors, a guesthouse, a full-size indoor basketball court, a lighted tennis court, a citrus grove and parking for eight cars.

This Paradise Valley home featured on "Million Dollar Listing" sold for $12 million. The home has seven bedrooms and 13 bathrooms and comes with a game room, a theater, parking for 12 cars, an exercise room and a large wine cellar.

The well-appointed living room.

Another view of the pool area.

This Scottsdale house features four bedrooms and 4½ bathrooms. It sold for $6.6 million.

Aerial view of a 10,184-square-foot Phoenix home near Camelback Mountain that sold for $5.1 million.

A home in Scottsdale’s Estancia community that sold for $5.5 million has a wine cellar, an upstairs wet bar and a guest house that includes a sauna.

This 9,628-square-foot new mansion in north Scottsdale’s Desert Mountain community sold for $6.7 million.

The house with five bedrooms and 4 ½ bathrooms has views of Camelback Mountain, an electric-car charging station, a custom Dutch door and an outdoor fireplace.

The Spanish colonial revival estate comes with 16-foot ceilings, a wood-paneled library, a fireplace and a bar in the family room and a tennis court.

This Paradise Valley mansion located on 12 acres and featuring a waterslide sells for $8.75 million.

The striking backyard of the Paradise Valley mansion.

The circular arrival of the Paradise Valley mansion.

The master bedroom and balcony of the Paradise Valley mansion.

The master bathroom of the Paradise Valley mansion.

The foyer of the Paradise Valley mansion.

The guesthouse and pool house of the Paradise Valley mansion.

The MGM Studios chandelier in the dining room of the Paradise Valley mansion.

An exterior view of the Paradise Valley mansion.

An aerial view of the Paradise Valley mansion.

An exterior view of the Paradise Valley mansion.

Done Deals

By Catherine Reagor| April 11th, 2022

More than $25 million in cash was spent on metro Phoenix's priciest home sales last week. Features of the homes include elevators, a waterslide, an outdoor kitchen, a putting green and a wine wall.

$8,750,000

Christopher Greulich, president of Greulich’s Automotive Repair, bought a 12,100-square-foot Paradise Valley mansion located on 12 acres. The house with five bedrooms and 5½ bathrooms has a pool with diving rock and waterslide as well as a six-car garage, a master bedroom with a private elevator and an office wing. The LLC Desert Sonoran Hacienda was the seller.

Walter Danley of Walt Danley Christie's International Real Estate had the listing.

$8,400,000

Keith Senn, CEO of Time & Alarm Systems, paid cash for a 10,800-square-foot mansion in north Scottsdale’s Silverleaf community. The Bing Hu-designed house with six bedrooms and nine bathrooms has a state-of-the art security system, a five-car garage and an immense great room.

Michael and Robin Matzek sold the house.

$6,250,000

Paul Wood paid cash for a 6,180-square-foot home in Scottsdale’s Whisper Rock community. The house with three bedrooms and five bathrooms is situated on 3 acres. It has a bar, a game room, a rooftop entertaining area, a large outdoor kitchen, a fire pit, a putting green and an elevator.

Lawrence and Sandra Oberkfell sold the property.

$5,750,000

Keith and Stephanie Cline of Southlake, Texas, paid cash for a 6,675-square-foot home. Keith Cline was CEO of La Quinta and now is CEO of CorePoint Lodging. The house with five bedrooms and six bathrooms is described as being in the “Beverly Hills-style pocket of Paradise Valley.” It has a gym, a steam shower, a sauna, his and hers closets, waterfall kitchen counters and a wine wall.

TIJ Residential was the seller.

$5,000,000

William and Sharon Fisher bought a 6,015-square-foot home in Scottsdale’s White Horse community. The house with four bedrooms and 4½ bathrooms has an office, a game room, a casita, wide plank wood floors, quartz and marble countertops and a game room with a bar.

Jonathan and Stefanie Blasdell sold it.

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