PRICIEST HOME SALES
Elevators, humidor rooms and a reinforced roof for rooftop entertaining are among the luxurious features in this week's most expensive house sales in metropolitan Phoenix.
$4,025,000
The John J. and Elizabeth Neff Trust of Milwaukee bought a 5,244-square-foot house in north Scottsdale’s Silverleaf community, a neighborhood of DC Ranch. The four-bedroom, 41⁄2-bathroom house with a stone façade comes with a guest casita as well as front and back patios. Dallas lawyer Scott Kortmeyer and his wife, Kristin, sold the house, which they bought last year.
$3,400,000
A Delaware LLC called RFH28901AZ purchased this north Scottsdale mansion with a “car collector” garage with room for 11 vehicles. The 9,819-squarefoot property comes with multiple guest houses, an elevator to the master bedroom, a 2,000-bottle wine and cigar room, full theater and pool with waterfall. Debra Croghman sold the mansion with six bedrooms and seven bathrooms located near the Troon communities and golf courses.
$2,754,249
Jane and Donald Reese bought a new villa in Paradise Valley's Mountain Shadows Resort. No specifics were available on the couple's home. Condominiums in the new development range from 2,500 to 3,615 square feet, according to the developer. Most have three bedrooms, two-car garages and private elevators to upper units. The project was launched a few years ago, and several buyers have recently closed on the villas. Tnhc Mountain Shadows LLC was the seller.
$2,700,000
One of the Arizona Coyotes newest hockey players, Alex Galchenyuk, bought a house in the heart of Paradise Valley. Galchenyuk, traded to the Arizona Coyotes in June from the Montreal Canadiens, has a 7,000square-foot modern house to move into near Camelback Mountain. The five-bedroom home has 61⁄2 bathrooms and a master suite complete with a den. The backyard pool comes with a swim-up bar. Ollie Gear owner Gregory Shulkin of California sold the house.
$2,605,000
The Kalyan S. Mayo Trust purchased a contemporary-style Paradise Valley house that was renovated last year. The 6,000-square-foot house with a reinforced roof for rooftop entertaining comes with six bedrooms, five bathrooms, steam room and putting green. Eastern Benefit Trust sold the home.