Estate featured in Phoenix Home & Garden Magazine sells for $5.5 million
Tree-lined driveways, arched doorways and a bocce ball court are among the luxurious features that can be found in some of this week's most expensive home sales in metropolitan Phoenix.
$5,750,000
Nick and Kim Barbieri of Ukiah, California, paid cash for a luxury estate on 15.5 acres in Scottsdale. Nick Barbieri is the founder of California-based Nick Barbieri Trucking LLC, the parent company of Redwood Coast Fuels and North Bay Petroleum. Cincinnati, Ohio-based RelaDyne announced the acquisition of Nick Barbieri Trucking in September.
The 11,727-square-foot estate features 25-foot wood-beamed ceilings, a climate-controlled wine cellar and grounds that include a putting green and a resortstyle pool. The home has five bedrooms and eight bathrooms.
Railroad executive David L. Durbano and his wife Linda, sold the property.
$5,500,000
Adam and Cynthia Bronfman purchased a gated estate in Paradise Valley’s Mummy Mountain Park subdivision featured in Phoenix Home & Garden magazine. The 9,153-square-foot home was built in 2008 and is situated on over three acres. The mansion comes with a tree-lined circular driveway, exposed wood beam ceilings and multiple fireplaces. The residence has six bedrooms, seven bathrooms and a 10-car garage.
Megan and Greg Hoyt sold the house. Greg Hoyt is the president and CEO of Anaheim, California-based Bryan Industrial Properties Inc. and Arizona Industrial Properties in Phoenix.
$4,150,000
Jeannine and Constantinos Christofilis paid cash through a trust for a mansion near Camelback Mountain in Phoenix’s
Del Ray Estates community. Constantinos Christofilis is the founder of Archon Capital Management LLC, a Seattle, Washington-based investment firm.
The 7,655-square-foot custom home has six bedrooms, seven bathrooms and a four-car garage. Grounds of the nearacre estate feature a pool with a Baja shelf, an outdoor bar and a regulationsized bocce ball court.
Tracy Brennan and William L. Brennan Jr. sold the house through a trust.
$4,000,000
A house in Paradise Valley’s Medicine Man Ridge subdivision changed owner
ship in a deal between limited liability companies.
IBBY LLC, a Colorado limited liability company, sold the 1.08-acre estate to MPV36 LLC, a company registered in Delaware.
The 5,328-square-foot house features vaulted wood-beamed ceilings, pillar columns and arched doorways. The home has mountain views and comes with a home office and a guest casita.
$3,950,000
Glenn and Anna Stinson paid cash for a contemporary-style mansion in Scottsdale’s Estancia community. Glenn Stinson is the vice president at C.F. Stinson LLC, a commercial textile company based in Rochester Hills, Michigan.
The open-floor plan mansion has views of Pinnacle Peak and features retractable glass walls, an outdoor kitchen and a four-car garage. The 5,240-square-foot home has five bedrooms and 51⁄ bath
2 rooms.
Steven Guida of Ladera Ranch, California, sold the house through his trust.