DONE DEALS Rachel and Aron Baynes, the recently acquired center for the Phoenix Suns, paid cash for a 5,602-square-foot house with Camelback Mountain views
A golf cart garage, an electric vehicle charging station and a sauna room are among the features in some of this week’s most expensive home sales in metro Phoenix.
$4,650,000
Joseph P. Ferraro paid cash for an 8,017-square foot new-construction mansion in Paradise Valley’s community of Adobe Ranch Unit 1.
The 1-acre-lot estate has five bedrooms, eight bathrooms and was built in 2018.
The mansion features a kitchen with double islands and marble counter tops. The home also has a sauna room and a separate guest house.
The resort-style backyard offers views of Camelback and Mummy mountains and includes a pool, barbecue station and a ramada with a swim-up bar. Carol S. Levins sold the home as manager of Sandcastle Enterprises LLC, a Nevada limited-liability company.
$3,300,000
Arthur and Barbara Winkleblack paid cash through a trust for a new-construction 5,126-square-foot house in Phoenix’s Jokake Terrace community. Arthur Winkleblack is a former executive vice president and chief financial officer of the H.J. Heinz Company. The half-acre-lot estate has four bedrooms, 41⁄2 bathrooms and was built this year.
The home has contemporary design features that include a fireplace in the master bedroom suite, a game room with a snack bar and a separate 502square-foot guest house. McIntyre Development LLC, an Arizona limited-liability company, sold the house.
$2,540,000
in Phoenix’s Fairlane community. Baynes joined the Suns in June after he was traded by the Boston Celtics during the 2019 NBA Draft.
The open-floor-plan house has five bedrooms, 41⁄2 bathrooms and was built in 2017.
The home features a gated front patio, a gourmet kitchen with an oversize marble island and a master bedroom suite with a stand-alone bathtub. The grounds of the Arcadia-area home come with a pool, an outdoor fireplace and a three-car garage with an installed charging station for electric vehicles. The home was sold by Antonios and Roushan Christofellis, co-founders of Salad and Go, a Valley-based drive-thru restaurant chain.
$2,400,000
Mark and Bethann Lyons purchased a house with a pool in Scottsdale’s Hidden Village 15 community. Mark Lyons is a neurosurgeon practicing in Phoenix. The single-level home comes with a brick-paved front patio, custom light fixtures and a his-and-hers-style office. The house features modern farmhouse design accents that includes interior barn-style sliding doors and a mudroom with a Dutch door.
The 4,294-square-foot house has four bedrooms and 31⁄2 bathrooms. Monterosa Home LLC, an Arizona limited-liability company, sold the home.
$2,225,000
Adam and Christina Hizme purchased a ranch-style house in Scottsdale’s Mountain View community.
The 4,831-square-foot house was built in 1952 and has six bedrooms and six bathrooms.
The home has Camelback Mountain views and includes a 600-square-foot guest house, a four-car garage and a separate golf-cart garage. Nicolas Bebeau, an oral surgeon practicing in the Valley, and his wife, Licci, sold the house.