An executive with a Kansas group that owns Jimmy John's sandwich franchises bought a Scottsdale home for more than $5.5 million. It was one of the most expensive houses to sell in metro Phoenix during the third week of September.
Three of this week's priciest homes are in north Scottsdale, and two are in Paradise Valley. None of the houses were mansions, and only one of the homes was new. Features of the houses include an RV garage, indoor-outdoor bar, a loft, a basement, grotto waterfall and pickleball court.
A couple of the buyers and sellers of this week's featured homes used LLCs named after the addresses of the properties.
$7,700,000: Cash buyer lands Scottsdale home with RV garage
Bruce Young paid cash for a 6,649-square-foot north Scottsdale home with four bedrooms and 5 ½ bathrooms. The kitchen
has quartz countertops, multiple islands and a great room with an indoor-outdoor bar. It also has an RV garage. An LLC named after the property's address sold it.
$5,550,000: Jimmy John’s franchise executive buys new Scottsdale home
Sandra and Scott Hinz purchased a new 6,210-square-foot north Scottsdale house. He's chief operating officer of a Kansas-based group that owns 45 Jimmy John's franchises. The home comes with five bedrooms, six bathrooms, an office, a loft and a guesthouse. An LLC named after the property's address sold it.
$5,400,000: North Scottsdale home changes hands without hitting market
A north Scottsdale house that wasn't listed for sale was bought by an LLC named after the property's address. The Foote Trust sold it.
$5,150,000: Paradise Valley homesite sells with renovation potential
Divergent Investment Co. bought a 6,101-square-foot Paradise Valley house with five bedrooms and six bathrooms. The home was marketed as a "rare chance to secure a prime Paradise Valley homesite and build or renovate to your own vision." Eugene and Marlene Shapiro were the sellers. The house was listed by Suzanne Gammage of Russ Lyon Sotheby's International Realty.
$4,100,000: Paradise Valley home with grotto and pickleball court sells
Katherine and Robert Powelson purchased a 5,754-square-foot Paradise Valley house with seven bedrooms and six bathrooms. The house also comes with a basement, theater, wine room, grotto waterfall, waterslide and pickleball court. John and Marlene Waltz sold the property.
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