Wife of former Wells Fargo CEO buys $9.5M Paradise Valley estate Stephen Perry, co-president and senior managing director at Linsalata Capital Partners in Mayfield Heights, Ohio, and his wife, Felicia, sold the house.
Home theaters, sun decks and guest houses are among the luxurious features in some of this week's most expensive home sales in metropolitan Phoenix.
$9,500,000
Ruth Stumpf paid cash for a 9,094square-foot estate with Camelback Mountain views in Paradise Valley’s Clearwater Hills community. She is the wife of John Stumpf, the former CEO and chairman of Wells Fargo who resigned after the bank’s scandal over selling services to customers without their consent. According to published reports, John Stumpf received a $134 million retirement package from Wells Fargo in 2016. The contemporary-style mansion was built in 2006 and features a glass-railed staircase, floor-to-ceiling windows, multiple sundecks and hardwood flooring. Situated on a five-acre hillside lot, the two-story house comes with an elevator, six bedrooms and eight bathrooms. Silvercrest, LLC, an Oklahoma limited liability company, sold the home.
$8,500,000
A Delaware limited liability company called Wilkinson PV LLC purchased a mansion in Paradise Valley’s Panzer Estates community.
The one-acre lot estate features a large great room with pocket doors, a workout room and a home theater. The home’s backyard has a pool, gazebo and a separate two-bedroom guest house. There are six bedrooms and seven bathrooms in the 8,817-square-foot home. 5650 Wilkinson, LLC, an Arizona limited liability company, sold the home.
$4,000,000
Donald and Anne Wood purchased a property in Scottsdale’s Desert Mountain Phase II community.
The 0.83-acre lot estate is located near the Outlaw course at Desert Mountain Golf Club and will be a single-family residence, according to Maricopa County Recorder documents.
Michael Case, a Tulsa, Oklahoma real estate developer, and his wife, Patsy, sold the property.
$2,840,000
Marc and Peggy Hafer, through a family trust, purchased a 7,420-square-foot mansion in Scottsdale’s Whisper Rock community. Marc Hafer is a retired president of Simpler Consulting, LLC, a management consulting company acquired in 2014 by Truven Health Analytics, an IBM Company.
Inspired by Mediterranean-style architecture, the single-story estate features an interior courtyard, column pillars and natural stone flooring.
The open-floor plan house has four bedrooms, five bathrooms, a temperaturecontrolled wine room and Crestron home automation. Grounds of the 1.6-acre lot include a heated pool, a spa and a guest house.
$2,700,000
Andrew Dunn and Gina Kieffer purchased a 5,977-square-foot gated estate in Paradise Valley’s Country Club Acres community.
The open floor plan home has four bedrooms, 41⁄2 bathrooms and comes with contemporary design features that include a linear fireplace, a climate-controlled garage and a kitchen with dual marble islands. The backyard features a large brick paved covered patio and a salt-water pool and spa.
Allan and Marisela Hall sold the home.