The priciest metro Phoenix houses to sell during the last week of August span from north Scottsdale’s Desert Mountain community to Paradise Valley and Phoenix’s Biltmore area.
$7,500,000
Grey Collective bought a 7,750-square-foot Paradise Valley house with four bedrooms and 4 ½ bathrooms. The five-acre hillside estate has views of Mummy Mountain, indoor and outdoor bars, two outdoor BBQ areas and a heated infinity-edge pool. An LLC named after the address of the property sold it.
$6,500,000
Green Bow Estates LLC purchased a 5,642-square-foot new Phoenix house in the Biltmore area. The home with five bedrooms and 5 ½ bathrooms also has a media room, RV parking and horses are allowed on the property. Canal Homes was the seller.
$5,939,999
Real estate investors Andrew and Paula Cratsenberg
bought a new 6,039-square-foot north Scottsdale home with seven bedrooms, six bathrooms, a pickleball court, lap pool, porte cochere and two-bedroom guest house.Tangent Construction sold it. Shane Elmore and Nicole Secrest of Russ Lyon Sotheby's International Realty had the listing.
$5,700,000
Tana Carpita purchased a 4,153-square-foot Paradise Valley house with three bedrooms and 3 ½ bathrooms. The home also has views of Camelback Mountain, water features, a private gated driveway and reclaimed Belgian iron gates. Victor Loo sold it.
$4,980,000
The Blessington Family Trust bought a 4,965-square-foot north Scottsdale house in the Desert Mountain community with five bedrooms, 5 ½ bathrooms. It also has a soaring stone hearth, a floor-to-ceiling glass wine center, circular chandelier and a car collector’s garage with space for eight vehicles. Jens and Kimberly Gruenkemier were the sellers. Jens is a vice president at Amazon.
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