A mansion where Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant played basketball on an underground court sold for $14 million.
Former Phoenix Suns players Chris Paul and Mikal Bridges also practiced on the court. The north Scottsdale home was one of the most expensive Valley houses to sell during the first week of October.
Former Seattle Mariners right fielder Stefen Romero and his wife, Courtney, were part of a group that sold a Paradise Valley house with a speakeasy and golf simulator for $6.3 million.
Linda Nash and Steven Rosenfield, former owners of the Barrio Queen restaurant chain, bought a Paradise Valley house with a cedar shake roof.
$14,000,000: Scottsdale home where Kobe Bryant played sells
A Cayman Islands LLC named after the address of the property bought a 21,400-square-foot north Scottsdale mansion
with an underground basketball court where Los Angeles Lakers shooting guard Kobe Bryant and other pro basketball players practiced.
The house, located on five acres, also comes with seven bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, two pools, an outdoor bar and a playroom. It had been on the market for $23.5 million. NBA players Chris Paul, Damian Lillard, Torrey Craig, and Mikal Bridges also practiced at the property.
Brett and Susan Hardt sold it. He is a co-founder of TheBest Claims Solutions.
$14,000,000: Former Barrio Queen owners pay cash for Paradise Valley house
Linda Nash and Steven Rosenfield, former owners of the Barrio Queen restaurant chain, paid cash for a 7,304-square-foot Paradise Valley house with six bedrooms and six bathrooms.
Named Maison de Vie, the home has textured white brick, natural limestone, copper chimney caps, a cedar shake roof, a black-lacquered limestone fireplace, two marble kitchen islands, a 144-bottle wine wall and a media room.
Living Stone Development was the seller.
$7,250,000: Arcadia home with views of Camelback Mountain sells
Robert McCulloch paid cash for a 5,933-square-foot house in the Phoenix side of the Arcadia neighborhood. The house has four bedrooms, 4½ bathrooms, views of Camelback Mountain, an office, a gym and a bar.
An LLC named after the address of the property sold it.
$7,150,000: Paradise Valley house not listed for sale bought by doctor
Dr. Sidney Starkman and his wife, Alexandria, bought a Paradise Valley house that wasn't listed for sale.
Berry and Thomas Nelson sold it.
$6,300,000: Paradise Valley house sold by former Seattle Mariners player
A Nevada LLC called Reno Main paid cash for a 6,338-square-foot Paradise Valley house with four bedrooms and 4½ bathrooms. The house has private patios, a game room, a speakeasy, a golf simulator, a putting green and a heated pool.
Opulent Creations, managed by two groups, including one led by former Seattle Mariners right fielder Stefen Romero, sold it.
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