PRICIEST HOME SALES
Double exercise rooms, a private hair salon and infinity edge pools are among the features in some of this week’s most expensive home sales in metropolitan Phoenix.
$4,425,000
Ivan Osorio, a neurologist practicing in Kansas City, and his wife Sheryl, purchased a mansion in Scottsdale’s Paradise Valley Farms community. The 8,600-square-foot house has five bedrooms and six bathrooms. It was completely renovated in 2015 with $2.6 million in upgrades, including a white marble designer kitchen, full wall of wine refrigeration, disappearing glass doors, wide plank walnut and white oak flooring. The house has two exercise rooms with steam showers, a Japanese soaking tub, and private studies in each bedroom. It also features an exercise/ sauna room and a large pub/game room with a zinc countertop bar. The master suite has a marble bathroom, private hair salon, a woman’s walk-in closet with a separate shoe room and designer cabinetry. The backyard has an $80,000 European hydro-clay tennis court as well as a resort style 55-foot saltwater lap pool with a jetted hot tub. Thomas and Deanna Smith sold the home.
$3,200,000
Yellow Dance, LLC, a Nevada limited liability company, purchased this mansion in Paradise Valley’s 7M Ranch Estates community. The custom 6,394square-foot new construction house has seven bedrooms, eight bathrooms and sits on a cul-de-sac. It has wood beam ceilings, vintage French oak wood flooring and gated entry. The chef’s kitchen has shaker-style alder cabinets and SubZero Wolf appliances. The property also has a detached guest house and imported Mexican handcarved Cantera stone on the windowsills, fountain and exterior entry. The backyard has a heated pool and spa with deck jets, sport court, putting green, a built-in BBQ with sink, automated sliding pocket doors, ramada and a view deck. Gary Properties, Inc, an Arizona corporation, sold the house.
$2,600,000
Jay H. Horak bought an 8,667-square foot contemporary-style mansion in Mesa’s Las Sendas community. The mountainside estate has five bedrooms, 61⁄2 bathrooms and sits on 1.27 acres in Diamond Point Enclave. The master wing includes an office and
master bath. The home has vanishing walls of glass, pocket doors and an open-concept great room and dining room. The residence has two separate guest quarters with private entries. The backyard has tiered gardens, multiple patios, flaming fire pots and an infinity edge pool. Jacques la Cock, successor trustee of the UF Diamond Point Trust, sold the home.
$2,265,000
John Garigen purchased this 2018 modern farmhouse in Scottsdale’s Paradise Valley Farms. The 4,596-square-foot custom house has six bedrooms and six bathrooms. The main house has five ensuite bedrooms and features an open-concept great room, custom cabinets, vaulted ceilings, wide plank hardwood flooring and a 12-foot accordion glass door. It also has a three-car garage, pool, game room, and a separate guest cottage. Matthew Mooney sold the home.
$2,164,252
Timothy and Katherine Clarke purchased a 5,200-square foot house in north Scottsdale. The house has four bedrooms and five bathrooms. Little information about the home was available online. White Horse 50 LLC, an Arizona limited liability company, sold the house.