One of the priciest metro Phoenix houses to sell during the second week of August was auctioned with an opening bid of $8 million. It sold for $3 million above that. A Queen Creek home that has a mud room with lockers and two walk-in closets in the primary suite also made this week's list.
$11,770,000
The Morenci LLC bought a Paradise Valley home that wasn’t listed for sale. Jose Meraz Jr. and Nuvia Frias sold it.
$11,000,000
Susan Steele of Dubuque, Iowa, paid cash for a new 11,619-square-foot mansion located on 5 acres in north Scottsdale‘s Silverleaf community. The house with five bedrooms and 6 ½ bathrooms had gone for auction with an opening bid of $8.01 million. The home also has a speakeasy, indoor pickleball court, dual-level balconies, an entertainment lounge,
reading room, multiple offices and a gym. The garage has room for 18 vehicles.The Santorini Trust was the seller. David Newcombe and Heather Gagne of Compass had the listing.
$8,600,000
A Wyoming LLC called Urban Properties bought a 7,138-square-foot Paradise Valley house with six bedrooms and 6 ½ bathrooms. No other information was available. An LLC named after the address sold it.
$4,300,000
Greg and Martha Thomas paid cash for a new 6,961-square-foot, farmhouse-style home in Queen Creek. The home has five bedrooms, six bathrooms, an iron chandelier, 742 square feet of covered outdoor living space, a built-in barbecue, wet bar, marble slab kitchen backsplash, study, wine cellar, mud room with lockers and two walk-in closets in the primary suite. New Look Development sold it.
$4,200,000
An LLC named after the address of the house bought a Paradise Valley home. The house is at the base of Mummy Mountain and has a primary suite with two bathrooms and dressing area and a formal dining room with butler’s pantry. Anita and James Grantham were the sellers.
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