Paradise Valley Homes Sells for 14 Million
March 18th, 2008 Posted in Luxury Phx Homes, Paradise Valley
Paradise Valley home sells for $14 million
Canadian pays record amount for Paradise Valley mansion
A 10,000-square-foot mansion on 5 prime acres along the slope of Paradise Valley’s Mummy Mountain has been snapped up for a record $14 million by a Canadian attorney.
Jeffrey Slopen of Ontario, Canada, paid cash for the contemporary-style home built in 1999 out of block and steel. The home, designed by Phoenix urban architect John Chonka, sold for $7.7 million in 2005 when Valley real-estate executive and land broker Phil Deangelis bought it through the partnership Arizona Mohave.
The home, which has been renovated since its last sale, wasn’t even on the market. The $14 million sale closed in two weeks.
The previous record price for an Arizona home was set in 2005 when venture capitalist Kent Mueller paid $11.4 million for a new 13,600-square-foot house in Paradise Valley, Arizona.
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