Two construction firm executives were among the buyers and sellers of metro Phoenix’s priciest houses to close at the end of August.
$11,200,000
Alexandra and James McLaury paid cash for a 9,276-square-foot Paradise Valley mansion. They are executives with Carnival Kid Productions Inc. The home has six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, barrel-vaulted ceilings and two stone islands in the kitchen. It also comes with a custom wine wall and glass-lined workout room.AF LLC sold it. Nicholas Toon and Jordan Wobig of RETSY had the listing.
$8,200,000
Sunstar Enterprises bought a new Scottsdale home near the Scottsdale Country Club. The house is located on a 2.34-acre lot. No other information was available. An LLC named after the address of the house was the seller.
$6,800,000
The Ethereal
Trust purchased a 5,858-square-foot home on the Phoenix side of the Arcadia neighborhood with five bedrooms and 4½ bathrooms. The home also comes with Camelback Mountain views, an oversized kitchen island, pantry, sport court and built-in barbecue. Dana Schuchardt, owner of Goldfish Swim School in Gilbert, sold it.
$6,675,000
Sweetwater Investments purchased a 12,307-square-foot mansion in north Scottsdale’s Desert Highland community with five bedrooms and eight bathrooms. The home also has a circular drive, built-in coffee system, Matterhorn granite countertops, a breakfast room, a primary suite with two bathrooms and a cabana with wet bar, four wall-mounted TVs and a game room. Michael and Sandra Godbehere sold it. He is the CEO of the construction firm GCON Inc.
$5,475,000
Debbie and David Dacus bought a 4,009-square-foot home in north Scottsdale’s Estancia community. He is an executive with the Texas construction firm Troy. The home has three bedrooms, 3½ bathrooms, a loggia, a heated pool, outdoor kitchen and fire pit. Toni Haselton was the seller.
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