DONE DEALS
Glass pocket doors, limestone flooring and putting greens are among the luxurious features in some of this week's most expensive home sales in metro Phoenix.
$3,200,000
Brian and Ema Matthews, parents of Toronto Maple Leaf center Auston Matthews, used a trust to purchase a contemporary-style mansion in Phoenix’s Red Rock community.
The 7,319-square-foot, single-story estate nestled at the base of Mummy Mountain has five bedrooms and 61⁄2 bathrooms.
The home was remodeled in 2018 with upgrades that include 27 feet of glass pocket doors, a separate guest casita and a kitchen with Binova cabinets manufactured in Italy.
White Gates LLC, an Arizona limitedliability company, sold the house.
$2,415,000
Jeffrey Yauck purchased a house in Scottsdale's Pinnacle Peak Estates. Yauck is the co-founder of PureKana, a cannabis-related business based in Scottsdale.
The four-bedroom, seven-bathroom home was built in 2014 and features modern architecture.
The one-acre lot estate has mountain views and includes a home theater, six-car garage, guest house and a resort-style backyard that features a pool and putting green.
Dragoljub and Katarina Mikalacki sold the house.
$2,125,000
David and Gail Lazarus of Saddle River, New Jersey, paid cash for a golf course lot house in Scottsdale’s Mirabel Village IV community.
The 4,080-square-foot home was built in 2013 and has been featured on the cover of Phoenix Home & Garden magazine. The house comes with three bedrooms, 31⁄2 bathrooms, wood coffered ceilings, multiple fireplaces and a Savant smarthome system. The master bedroom suite has his-and-hers bathroom vanities and a stand-alone soaking tub. The house features Frank Lloyd Wrightinspired stained-glass windows and natural stone accents throughout. The property includes a freshwater pool, jetted hot tub and a climate-controlled five-car garage.
Donald and Diane Dalgleish of Alberta, Canada, sold the home through a trust.
$1,990,000
Pritpal Sandhu and Jasjeet Arneja purchased a 5,093-square-foot house built on a hillside lot at Taliverde in Phoenix. The Biltmore-area home has four bedrooms, 41⁄2 bathrooms and was designed by architect Vernon Swaback, a protégé of Frank Lloyd Wright.
The contemporary-style home built in 1992 comes with a chef’s kitchen that features granite countertops, rosewood cabinets and a 135-bottle wine refrigerator. The two-story home includes a second-floor patio and a bridge to the pool from the master suite. William J. Maledon sold the house through his trust. Maledon is the founding partner of Osborn Maledon, P.A., a law firm based in Phoenix.
$1,720,000
Robert Orenstein and Amy Foxx-Orenstein purchased a golf course lot house with a pool in the Boulders community in Scottsdale. Robert is an infectious disease physician and Amy is a gastroenterologist, both practicing in the Valley. Positioned on a cul-de-sac lot, the home has five bedrooms, 41⁄2 bathrooms and an attached guest casita with a separate entrance.
The two-story home was built in 2000 and features limestone flooring and a master bedroom suite on the main level. The home has a private balcony that offers mountain views.
Ruth Engelberg of Montreal, Canada sold the 4,575-square-foot home.