More than $50 million in cash was spent on metro Phoenix’s top 5 priciest houses to sell during the first week in August.
$14,000,000
Adon Panattoni, CEO of Panattoni Development, paid cash for a 14,131-square-foot Paradise Valley mansion with six bedrooms and 9 ½ bathrooms. The home is on 2.2 acres. Additional information wasn’t available. El Maro Real Estate Investments sold it.
$12,610,000
Matthew Leprino paid cash for a 9,301-square-foot Paradise Valley mansion. The home has nine bathrooms, a game room, kitchen with three ovens and four dishwashers, a primary suite with private courtyard and two walk-in closets, a 1,000-bottle wine cellar, boulder-style waterfall, water slide and sports court. Matthew and Stephanie Schissler, owners of multiple Valley fitness studios,
were the sellers.
$11,000,000
Shari Yates paid cash for a 7,555-square-foot house in north Scottsdale’s Silverleaf community. The house has five bedrooms, 5 ½ bathrooms, a gated-auto court, built-in heaters, a fireplace, multiple dining and lounge areas and an outdoor kitchen. David and Robyn Linker sold it. He’s an executive with a finance firm.
$8,800,000
Sandra and Michael Mecca paid cash for an 8,344-square-foot north Scottsdale mansion with five bedrooms and 5 ½ bathrooms. He’s a casino executive who previously was CEO of Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino in Las Vegas. The house also has two offices, a putting green, resort-style pool and dog run. The Delaware LLC Jade Avalon sold it. The home was listed by Lisa Westcott of RETSY.
$5,800,000
An LLC called Judah Man paid cash for a 7,035-square-foot Paradise Valley house with seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms. The home has sliding pockets doors, a view deck, French oak floors, a pickleball court, putting green and batting cage. GP Vista Trust was the seller.
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