Luxury home featured on 2 magazine covers sells for $4.67 million
Skylights, electronic pocket doors and a saltwater pool are among the luxurious features in some of this week's most expensive home sales in metropolitan Phoenix.
Among the luxury home buyers and sellers this week: a Montana car dealership executive, a private investment firm CFO and a local custom home builder.
$5,000,000
Abood Investment Management LLC, a Minnesota limited liability company, purchased a French country style estate in Paradise Valley.
The 7,479-square-foot gated mansion comes with five bedrooms and 51⁄2 bathrooms. The house's architectural design features include coffered ceilings, reclaimed wooden beams and multiple fireplaces.
Grounds of the 1.44-acre estate include a private courtyard and a four-car garage. Bar Z LLC, an Arizona limited liability company, sold the home.
$4,665,000
Cheryl Bressler of Saratoga, Wyoming, paid cash for a modern luxury estate in Scottsdale’s Saguaro Forest at Desert Mountain community.
The home was featured on the covers of Luxury Home Magazine and Finest Golf Properties magazine. The 5,800-squarefoot house built in 2018 comes with four ensuite bedrooms, a separate office, two lounges and 41⁄2 bathrooms. Grounds of the 2.5-acres estate include a resort-style saltwater pool and a solar panel system.
Jacob and Amy Murdock sold the home through their trust.
$3,409,903
Dennis and Linda Menholt of Billings,
Montana purchased 0.61 acres in Scottsdale’s White Horse subdivision. Denny Menholt is the CEO and president of the Menholt Auto Group dealerships based in Montana.
The property will be a single-family residence, according to Maricopa County Recorder's Office documents.
White Horse 50, LLC, an Arizona limited liability company, sold the property.
$3,300,000
Nicholas and Karen Pyett of Novi, Michigan paid cash through a family trust for a Mediterranean-inspired estate in Scottsdale’s DC Ranch community. Nicholas Pyett is a partner and chief financial officer at Camelot Venture Group, a private investment firm based in Michigan. The two-story mansion features stone wall accents, electronic pocket doors and eight fireplaces with limestone mantels. The house has a 500-bottle walk-in wine room and a serving bar made from zinc. The 6,696-square-foot mansion has five bedrooms and 51⁄2 bathrooms. Timothy and Susan Stuart sold the house through their living trust.
$2,808,725
An Arizona limited liability company called Blue Sky AZ I LLC purchased a new construction estate with views of Camelback Mountain in Phoenix’s Citrus Homes subdivision.
The open floor plan home features skylights, wood slat accent walls and a modern kitchen with custom-built cabinetry. The 4,390-square-foot house has five bedrooms and 41⁄2 bathrooms. Grounds of the Arcadia-area home include a pool, a built-in barbecue area and a three-car garage.
Stuart and Samantha Moore sold the home. Stuart Moore is the owner of Moore Made Development, a local custom home builder.