AREA’S PRICIEST HOMES
Good Morning Arizona anchor sells Scottsdale estate for $2.69 million
Arched doorways, a dog washing station and a rooftop observation deck are among the luxurious features found in some of this week's most expensive home sales in metro Phoenix.
Among the buyers and sellers: a Valley television morning news anchor, a lumber company executive and a former owner of a landmark Valley hotel.
$3,100,000
Dean Bloxom, a chief strategic partnership officer at loanDepot, an online mortgage lender, used a family trust to purchase a custom two-story mansion in the Firerock Country Club in Fountain Hills.
The 6,513-square-foot estate was completed in 2019 and has four bedrooms and six bathrooms.
Design features of the contemporarystyle estate include arched doorways and wooden flooring. The home also comes with a large wine room, a dog washing station and a smart home system. John Schmitz was the seller.
$3,050,000
Kathy P. Mohr of Seattle, Washington paid cash through a trust for a golf course lot estate in Scottsdale’s Estancia community.
The half-acre lot has mountain views and a backyard that includes a pool and an outdoor kitchen. There are four bedrooms and six bathrooms in the 6,219square-foot home.
The house was sold by Mark Vanderlinde and Toby Thomas, as members of an Arizona limited liability company named after the address of the home. Mark Vanderlinde is a real estate agent and listed the property.
$2,690,000
community. The award-winning television journalist marked a milestone 30year anniversary with Phoenix station KTVK, Channel 3 in 2019.
James and Susan Owens of Tulsa, Oklahoma paid cash for the nearly 6,000square-foot house that was built in 2017 and has a five-car garage and a rooftop observation deck.
The backyard of the 2.46-acre property features a negative-edge pool.
$2,300,000