Metro Phoenix’s priciest home sales top $4 million each
A movie theater, an in-house gym and a wine cellar are among the luxurious features that can be found in some of this week’s most expensive home sales in metropolitan Phoenix.
All of the top five deals exceeded $4 million.
$9,000,000
Topping the list this week is a cash purchase by a California limited liability company named Properties GB7 for an 8,024-square-foot mansion located at the base of Mummy Mountain in Paradise Valley.
The five-bedroom house was built in 2017 and sits on nearly two acres. The mansion contains a home office, a movie theater and an in-house gym. Grounds of the estate feature a fullsized tennis court and a resort-style pool.
Naveen and Denise Reddy sold the house through a living trust. Naveen is an anesthesiologist and Denise is a diagnostic radiologist, both practicing in metro Phoenix.
$6,683,000
Hesser Technologies, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company, paid cash for a contemporary-style estate in Paradise Valley’s Turquoise Hills subdivision. The 6,975-square-foot mansion has six bedrooms and seven bathrooms. The house comes with a front courtyard, a pool and a separate guest house. The house was sold by Jonathan Pappo, trustee of the JPP Trust and managing member of Rossland Holdings LLC, an Arizona limited liability company.
$5,800,000
A Scottsdale mansion in the DC Ranch community changed ownership in a deal between limited liability companies. AZ Property Holdings, LLC, a company registered in Delaware, sold the house to HRJWL, LLC of Scottsdale. The two-story mansion has mountain views and a backyard that includes a pool, courtyards and a built-in barbecue area. There are five bedrooms and 51⁄2 bathrooms in the 8,741-square-foot house.
$4,700,000
Gary and Susan Carlson purchased an 11,756-square-foot mansion in Paradise Valley’s Camelback Lands community The house features Mediterraneanstyle architecture and comes with a formal dining room, a walk-in wine cellar and an air-conditioned seven-car garage. The 2.24-acre estate has seven bedrooms and ten bathrooms. William A. Pope sold the property through a trust.
$4,545,900
Orchid Paradise, LLC, a Florida limited liability company, purchased a cul-desac lot in Paradise Valley’s Views at Cheney subdivision.
The 1.47-acre property will be a singlefamily residence, according to Maricopa County Recorder documents.
The property was sold by 7009 El Alba, LLC, an Arizona limited liability company.
Researched by Ebony Day of The Arizona Republic and The Information Market.