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A Fusion of Style: Modern Traditions Meet Boho Chic

Nestled in the heart of Paradise Valley, the residence at 5101 N Casa Blanca Drive #217 offers a unique blend of modern traditional aesthetics with bohemian influences, creating a warm, inviting atmosphere. This home is perfect for those who appreciate the charm of classic elements with a twist of eclectic and artistic flair.

Step into a space where traditional architecture meets contemporary design. The home features clean lines and an open floor plan that enhances the natural flow between spaces. The use of natural materials such as wood and stone accents pays homage to traditional design, while large windows bring a modern openness, bathing each room in natural light

The living area is a cozy retreat with plush seating and artisanal decorations that invite relaxation and conversation. The color palette is neutral with splashes of color through decorative throw pillows and unique art pieces, creating a space that feels both sophisticated and accessible.


The kitchen is a blend of functionality and style with state-of-the-art appliances and custom cabinetry. It opens to a dining area that features a rustic wooden table, ideal for gathering with family or entertaining guests. The overhead antique chandelier is a nod to the traditional, while potted plants add a touch of greenery and freshness.

The master bedroom is a sanctuary of peace and style, featuring soft, flowing draperies and a luxurious bed that invites you to unwind. The attached master bath includes modern fixtures and a freestanding tub, perfect for a relaxing soak after a long day.

Embrace Arizona’s beautiful weather in the home’s outdoor living spaces. The patio is decorated with comfortable seating, vibrant textiles, and an array of plants that create a private oasis. It’s the perfect spot for morning coffee or evening cocktails.

5101 N Casa Blanca Drive #217 is more than just a home; it’s a lifestyle choice for those who seek a blend of traditional and bohemian styles in one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in Paradise Valley. Experience the charm and uniqueness of this exquisite property and imagine your life here, surrounded by beauty and comfort.

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Presenting “The House on the Hill”

An Exquisite French Country Estate Nestled On Its Own Private Bluff in Arizona’s Famous Citrus Corridor 

Luxury Real Estate Agents Christine Anthony and Jennifer Sturgeon of Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty are proud to present “The House on the Hill,” a one-of-a-kind, recently updated 6,000-square-foot French Country Modern estate nestled within a privately gated enclave of 24 custom homes.

This extraordinary property, which is located at 1233 E. Salado Circle in Mesa, Arizona is listed for $2,750,000 and is being offered for sale for the first time. 

“What makes this property so spectacular is how it is perfectly positioned at the end of its own cul-de-sac and set on its own pristine, one-acre manicured bluff,” said Listing Agent Christine Anthony.  “It offers sweeping views of the idyllic Lehi Valley in North Mesa, with breathtaking vistas of Camelback Mountain, sparkling city lights and Arizona’s renowned sunsets.”

The home’s bluff side location and its sunset views were some of the most compelling motivations that lead Bob and Leann Klepinger to purchase the land and embark on a two-year build of their dream home.

“We loved coming here together to watch the sunsets as the home was being built.  It’s fair to say the sunsets and events held here with family and friends are what we will miss the most,” Bob Klepinger said.

“This was our dream home.  There are so many special memories that we will take with us, but now it’s time to give another family the opportunity to enjoy it and make memories of their own,” said Leann Klepinger.

Exuding exquisite craftsmanship and timeless European elegance, the stately home features a steeply-pitched roof and dormer windows. Inside there’s coffered and tray ceilings, custom Burdette cabinetry, Anderson casement windows, stunning herringbone-patterned white oak flooring, and custom trim work highlighted by a striking high-gloss finish.

The architectural details and designer lighting fixtures abound throughout the expansive living spaces which were designed with both entertaining and everyday comfort in mind.

The grand living room is a true masterpiece, showcasing architectural corbels, a dramatic barrel-vaulted ceiling, and an opulent crystal chandelier and carved Cantera stone fireplace that warmly welcomes guests. Inspired by the charming storefronts of London, a beautifully designed alcove near the foyer provides a perfect setting for a cherished family piano, a nod to European elegance. Adjacent to the foyer, a private den features sophisticated built-in cherry wood cabinetry and shelving, offering a refined retreat for work or relaxation.

Bathed in natural light, the heart of the home is the spacious family room, where coffered ceilings and a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace create warmth and sophistication. French slider doors and a seamless wall of glass connect to an expansive covered patio for indoor and outdoor entertaining.

The gourmet kitchen is a showstopper, featuring Cambria quartz countertops, intricate trim work with brass accents, and clean high-gloss white cabinetry. A walnut butcher block countertop on the expansive island, paired with brass-finished pendant lights by Visual Comfort & Co. adds warmth, and dual Sub Zero refrigerators, a 48” gas range with dual ovens, warming drawer and dual Bosch dishwashers create the ultimate culinary retreat.

The owner’s suite offers a spacious retreat with serene views of the Valley. The ensuite bath is bathed in natural light, its walls adorned with vertically-laid geometric tiles and the freestanding tub is flanked by two leaded-glass privacy windows. Gleaming white cabinets and quartz counters are accented by brass Kohler Purist faucets and coordinating hardware.

A walk-in closet with customized shelving offers a 3-way dressing mirror and a secondary washer and dryer for convenience.

Step downstairs into a 1,524-square-foot finished basement with high ceilings and a ‘walk out ’ exit leading up to back yard space, and featuring an impressive entertaining space equipped with surround sound and its own built-in stage and wet bar area. Two large bedrooms, a full bath and an oversized storage room also occupy this secluded retreat.

Outside, experience the unparalleled beauty of the Arizona landscape, perfectly positioned on an elevated bluff to capture panoramic views of the Valley. The outdoor amenities are spectacular, featuring a custom-designed 10-foot-deep swimming pool with a spa and slide, and a lush grassy lawn and private garden seating area that has served as the backdrop for elegant wedding receptions and countless outdoor gatherings. Additional backyard highlights include a newly installed putting green, expansive covered patios, an outdoor pool bath, a children’s playground, and a handsomely designed ramada featuring a built-in BBQ with adjacent seating.

A full-size laundry center and craft room features abundant cabinetry and countertop space, a built-in ironing station, and a center island perfect for projects and organizing.

The estate also boasts a 1,328-square-foot extended-length three-car garage, equipped with built-in cabinets, over-height doors, a 50-amp outlet and ample storage. There’s also an additional 987-square-foot air-conditioned bonus space above the garage which offers endless possibilities and could serve as a playroom, fitness room, workshop, or extra storage.

The estate is located within the 24-home gated community of Pueblo Viejo, which features a fully-stocked koi pond with a cascading waterfall, as well as a lighted tennis and pickleball court.

Convenience cannot be understated, as this serene retreat is just minutes from Sky Harbor Airport, restaurants and shopping in downtown Scottsdale and Phoenix, and offers close access to world-class golf, hiking, boating, paddling, cycling and mountain biking.

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The Return to Formal Living in 2025

In the ever-evolving landscape of luxury real estate, Arizona’s market is leading a renaissance in refined living spaces. Discerning buyers, whose tastes are shaped by the desire for elegance and functionality, are moving away from the open-floor concepts that dominated the previous decade. Instead, they are gravitating towards properties that feature distinct, purpose-built areas for living and entertaining. This shift marks a return to a classic form of hosting and living, where formal dining and sitting rooms reemerge as central elements of home design.

Michael Rankin, a principal at TTR Sotheby’s International Realty, notes a significant change in buyer preferences. “Our clientele are increasingly seeking homes that offer formal spaces designed for grand entertaining as well as intimate family gatherings,” says Rankin. This trend is particularly pronounced in homes valued above $5 million, where buyers expect their residences to accommodate not just their lifestyle but also their aspirations for hosting and privacy.

The influence of the pandemic on living spaces has been profound and enduring. As families spent more time at home, the need for adaptable, multi-functional spaces became clear. Homes now are expected to serve as sanctuaries for relaxation and as efficient venues for remote work and privacy. Martin Hagen, a luxury real estate specialist with Engel & Völkers Brentwood, elaborates on this transformation. “The shift towards homes with more rooms and defined spaces was accelerated by the pandemic, highlighting the need for environments that support both productivity and personal well-being,” he explains.

Architects and designers are responding to this shift by revisiting what might be termed ‘European-style’ elegance in home design. New constructions and renovations now often feature distinct formal spaces that offer a balance of function and luxury, tailored to the nuanced needs of modern families. These spaces are not only functional but are imbued with a timeless charm that enhances their appeal.

As Arizona’s premier luxury real estate firm, Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty is at the forefront of this shift, offering properties that embody sophistication and utility. Each home curated by Russ Lyon Sotheby’s is more than just a residence; it is a haven that stands the test of time, designed to meet the exacting standards of the most discerning clientele. This dedication to providing homes that perfectly balance the traditional with the modern ensures that each property is not just seen but felt, as a profound expression of refined living.

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The Importance of Desert Landscaping in Arizona Homes

Arizona’s unique climate presents both challenges and opportunities when it comes to landscaping. With high temperatures, limited rainfall, and a growing emphasis on water conservation, desert landscaping—also known as xeriscaping—has become a popular and practical choice for homeowners. Not only does it enhance curb appeal, but it also saves water, reduces maintenance, and supports the local ecosystem.

Why Desert Landscaping Matters

1. Water Conservation

Arizona homeowners must be mindful of water usage due to ongoing drought conditions and conservation efforts. Traditional grass lawns can consume thousands of gallons of water per year, whereas desert-friendly plants require minimal irrigation. Choosing drought-resistant plants and efficient watering systems helps conserve one of the state’s most precious resources.

2. Low Maintenance and Cost-Effective

Grass lawns require regular mowing, fertilizing, and watering—costing time and money. Desert landscaping eliminates the need for frequent upkeep, as cacti, succulents, and native shrubs thrive with minimal care. Using gravel, rocks, and pavers instead of grass also reduces long-term landscaping expenses.

Succulent garden with drought-resistant plants –v 6.1 Job ID: 6bbd8d50-226c-4f67-9511-582ceed7805c

3. Enhances Curb Appeal and Property Value

Well-designed desert landscapes can increase property value by making a home stand out in the neighborhood. Stylish hardscaping elements, such as stone pathways, decorative rock formations, and artistic plant arrangements, create a visually appealing and functional outdoor space.

4. Supports the Native Ecosystem

By incorporating native Arizona plants, you create a habitat for local wildlife, including birds, butterflies, and pollinators. Plants such as agave, ocotillo, and palo verde trees not only thrive in the desert climate but also provide shelter and food for native species.

5. Sustainable and Heat-Resistant

Arizona’s intense sun can make outdoor spaces unbearably hot. Strategic plant placement and shading elements, such as pergolas, trees, and shrubs, can help reduce temperatures around your home and lower energy costs by providing natural cooling.

Best Plants for Desert Landscaping in Arizona

If you’re considering desert landscaping, here are some top plant choices:

  • Cacti and Succulents: Saguaro, Barrel Cactus, Agave, Aloe Vera
  • Drought-Resistant Shrubs: Texas Sage, Creosote Bush, Red Yucca
  • Flowering Plants: Desert Marigold, Penstemon, Lantana
  • Trees: Palo Verde, Mesquite, Ironwood

Tips for Creating a Beautiful Desert Landscape

  • Use gravel, decomposed granite, or river rocks for ground cover instead of grass
  • Incorporate large boulders and natural stone for structure and visual interest
  • Install a drip irrigation system to provide efficient watering while minimizing waste
  • Choose a mix of plant heights and colors to create a dynamic and balanced design
  • Add solar-powered landscape lighting to enhance nighttime aesthetics

Final Thoughts

Desert landscaping is more than just a practical solution for Arizona homeowners—it’s a way to embrace and celebrate the natural beauty of the Sonoran Desert. By designing a water-efficient, low-maintenance yard, you can create an inviting, sustainable space that benefits both your home and the environment.

Whether you’re a new homeowner or considering a landscape renovation, desert landscaping is a smart investment that blends functionality with aesthetics.

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Spotlight Saturday: Rainey Highley

Rainey Highley: A Global Real Estate Advisor and Multi-Bestselling Author

At Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty, we proudly represent over 900 exceptional real estate advisors across Arizona. This week, we are excited to spotlight one of our distinguished advisors based in Sedona.

Rainey Highley is a distinguished advisor specializing in luxury residential real estate and vacation rentals in Sedona and the Verde Valley. Beyond her real estate expertise, Rainey is also a multi-bestselling and award-winning spiritual author. We recently had the pleasure of sitting down with her to delve deeper into her fascinating journey and aspirations. Here’s what we discovered:

Achieving New Heights in Real Estate

When asked about her goals for the coming year, Rainey shared her determination to earn the title of ‘Rookie of the Year’ in the real estate industry. Her commitment to excelling in her field is driven by a deep passion for real estate and an unwavering dedication to her clients.

Influential Figures in Her Life

Rainey attributes much of her success and personal growth to her mother, Lisa Marie Highley. Her mother’s teachings on kindness, compassion, and the importance of humor have profoundly shaped Rainey’s outlook on life and her approach to her career.

The Inspiration Behind Her Career

Rainey’s real estate journey began when she met Jacque Weems, a seasoned agent who listed a property across from Rainey’s home. Inspired by Jacque’s professionalism and warmth, Rainey was drawn to the industry and has since been grateful for the mentorship and opportunities that have come her way.

A Passion Beyond Real Estate

Not many know that Rainey is not only a successful real estate agent and author but also a licensed hot yoga instructor. Her commitment to wellness extends to her practice of daily meditation and visualization, essential components of her routine that enhance her mental and emotional well-being.

Musical Joy

An avid music lover, Rainey finds joy in a diverse range of musical genres. From 80s rock to modern lounge music, her eclectic taste in music reflects her vibrant and inclusive personality.

Memorable Vacations

Rainey’s most cherished vacation involved an extraordinary experience swimming with humpback whales in the Silver Bank. This protected sanctuary offered her a close, respectful interaction with these majestic creatures, making it her most unforgettable travel experience.

Adventure and Exploration

Outside of real estate, Rainey is an adventure enthusiast. From safaris in South Africa to swimming with dolphins, her adventures around the globe keep her life exhilarating and her perspectives fresh.

The Joy of Real Estate

What Rainey loves most about her career is the opportunity to work with incredible people. Whether it’s colleagues within Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty or members of the Sedona Luxury Real Estate Professionals group, it’s the relationships that make her real estate journey rewarding.

Rainey Highley is a testament to the diverse talents and profound dedication of our advisors. Stay tuned for more insights from our team as we continue to explore the extraordinary lives of our agents, who not only excel in real estate but inspire us all.

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Frank Aazami Leads Arizona’s Luxury Auction Market with Record-Breaking Sales

Frank Aazami, a leading luxury real estate professional with Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty, is spearheading the auction market in Arizona through his collaboration with Sotheby’s Concierge Auctions. Two properties in Scottsdale’s prestigious Desert Mountain community were recently sold—The Chiricahua Estate, a Tuscan villa, and a 4.88-acre lot—marking a major milestone. The Chiricahua Estate set a record with 17 bidders, the highest ever for an Arizona auction. These results emphasize Aazami’s expertise in luxury auctions and the growing appeal of Scottsdale’s elite real estate market.

Each auction, including the sale of the Chiricahua Estate, highlights the power of auction marketing to expedite property sales, connecting high-end properties with discerning buyers in record time. The Mediterranean-style Chiricahua Estate, featuring stunning views of the Sonoran Desert and Chiricahua Golf Course, stands as a prime example of the caliber of properties Aazami works with.

The successful auction of both properties, which were marketed for just 44 days, underscores the effectiveness of Sotheby’s Concierge Auctions’ global platform in driving interest from affluent buyers. Aazami’s partnership with the auction house continues to demonstrate the demand for luxury homes in Scottsdale and the growing role of auction marketing in this exclusive market.

In addition, as part of Sotheby’s Key for Key giving program with Giveback Homes, these sales will contribute to building homes for families in need, adding a philanthropic dimension to Aazami’s auction leadership in Arizona.

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Sotheby’s Concierge Auctions: Two Scottsdale, Arizona Estates Pending Sale, One Setting a Historic Bidder Count Record

Sotheby’s Concierge Auctions recently announced that two properties located in the prestigious Desert Mountain community, one an exquisite Tuscan villa known as The Chiricahua Estate, and one a sprawling 4.88-acre lot nestled in Lone Mountain Village area of the development, are separately pending sale for $5.824 million and $459,200 respectively, after just 44 days of auction marketing.

The auction of The Chiricahua Estate also sets a historic record for Sotheby’s Concierge Auctions, attracting the highest number of bidders ever for a single auction in Arizona, with 17 total bidders participating. Each property was offered in cooperation with Frank Aazami of Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty. 

Located at 42398 North 102nd Street, The Chiricahua Estate is a masterpiece of Mediterranean design by renowned architect James Hann and built by Dugally Oberfeld. The villa features exquisite custom finishes, seamlessly blending with the Sonoran Desert landscape. With its expansive windows and French doors, the estate offers stunning views and a fluid indoor-outdoor living experience. The infinity pool and hot tub provide breathtaking views of the desert and Chiricahua Golf Course, with the primary terrace offering a serene setting for both entertaining and relaxation.

Located in the Lone Mountain Village area of Desert Mountain at 9315 East Aw Tillinghast Road #31, the expansive lot, with its generous 23,194-square-foot building envelope, presents an unparalleled development opportunity and offers panoramic views of mountain ranges, golf courses, and the vibrant desert landscape. It is positioned at the end of a cul-de-sac and provides both privacy and easy access via Carefree Ranch and Pima Road.

“The successful auctions of The Chiricahua Estate and the buildable lot within the Desert Mountain Community illustrates the unique global appeal of luxury real estate within Scottsdale and one of its most prestigious communities,” said Chad Roffers, CEO and co-founder of Sotheby’s Concierge Auctions. “Our platform capitalized on that interest to connect a discerning buyer to each of these opportunities, ensuring both reached their full market potential.” 

“The swift sale of not just one, but two exceptional estates—The Chiricahua Estate and the expansive Lone Mountain Village lot—underscores Sotheby’s Concierge Auctions expert quality of work and the effectiveness of the auction process,” added Aazami. “We are pleased to have worked with Sotheby’s Concierge Auctions once again to introduce these properties to their new owners, and we look forward to more auction opportunities to come soon.”

As part of Concierge Auctions’ Key for Key giving program in partnership with Giveback Homes, the closing will result in funding toward new homes built for families in need.

For more information, visit ConciergeAuctions.com or call 212-202-2940.

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Feeling Blue? Discover Why This Color Is a Design Favorite

Over the past two weeks, we’ve showcased five stunning homes where the color blue takes center stage. If you’ve been inspired by these beautiful spaces, now’s the perfect time to explore why blue is such a beloved choice in interior design. From creating a calming atmosphere to fitting a variety of styles, blue offers a range of benefits that make it a standout in home decor.


Blue is more than just a color; it’s a sensation. It evokes feelings of calmness, serenity, and peace, making it a popular choice for many interior designers. Here’s why blue has earned its place as a favorite in home decor:

One of the primary reasons blue is favored in interiors is its ability to create a soothing environment. Ideal for bedrooms, living rooms, and bathrooms, blue tones help promote relaxation and a sense of tranquility.

Experience relaxation in this blue bathroom at 10024 N 61st Place in Paradise Valley.


Opens Up Small Spaces

Light blue hues are particularly effective in making a room feel larger and brighter. By reflecting natural light, these shades can visually expand a space, making them perfect for smaller rooms or spaces with limited natural light.


Versatility in Pairing

Blue is incredibly versatile when it comes to color schemes. It pairs effortlessly with a range of tones. Combine it with cool tones like gray or white for a sleek, modern look. Alternatively, warm accents such as yellow or orange can add vibrancy and contrast, making blue a flexible choice for various design aesthetics.

See how blue pairs with different tones in this living area at 6711 E Camelback Road 41 in Scottsdale.


Promotes Restful Sleep

If you’re looking to improve your sleep quality, blue might be your color. Studies have shown that blue helps balance melatonin levels, which can enhance both restful nights and refreshing mornings. This makes blue a perfect choice for bedrooms and any space dedicated to relaxation.

Check out this blue bedroom designed for restful sleep at 6711 E Camelback Road 41 in Scottsdale.


Combats Depression

The color blue is also linked to emotional well-being. Research suggests that surrounding yourself with blue can positively impact those dealing with depression. Its calming effects can create a supportive and comforting environment, fostering a sense of emotional balance.

Work becomes a breeze in this home office at 9848 E Parkside Lane in Scottsdale.


Reduces Stress

In addition to its impact on mood, blue environments have been shown to lower stress levels. Whether it’s a soothing blue wall in a home office or a relaxing blue hue in a reading nook, incorporating blue can provide a peaceful retreat from the demands of daily life.

Explore how blue contributes to emotional well-being in this backyard at 9877 E Miramonte Drive #280 in Scottsdale.


Physical Health Benefits

Blue tones do more than just look good—they can also benefit your physical health. Studies have found that blue shades can help lower blood pressure and heart rate, contributing to an overall sense of calm and well-being.

Discover the physical benefits of blue in this home’s interior at 8802 E University Drive 66 in Mesa.


Endless Shades

One of the most exciting aspects of blue is its vast range of shades. From bright turquoise to deep navy, there’s a blue to suit every style and preference. This wide array of options allows you to tailor the color to fit your unique design vision.

We’re loving this cobalt blue walk-in closet at 9848 E Parkside Lane in Scottsdale.


Fits Various Interior Styles

Blue’s adaptability extends to different interior styles. Whether you prefer the delicate pastels of a Provence-inspired look or the bold, dramatic shades of Art Deco, blue can enhance and complement any design aesthetic.

Check out how blue fits various styles in this home at 4122 E McLellan Road 9 in Mesa.


A Color with Prestige: Sotheby’s Brand Connection

Interestingly, blue isn’t just a popular choice in interior design; it’s also a color of prestige and sophistication in the world of real estate. Sotheby’s International Realty, a brand synonymous with luxury and excellence, prominently features blue in its branding. The choice of blue reflects qualities of trust, integrity, and a commitment to high standards. Just as Sotheby’s uses blue to convey its prestigious reputation, incorporating this color into your home can elevate its style and ambiance.


In conclusion, blue is more than just a color choice—it’s a versatile, calming, and health-promoting option for any home. As you consider your next design project, remember the many ways blue can transform your space into a serene and stylish retreat, just as it embodies the elegance and prestige of a brand like Sotheby’s.

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Significant Sales: August 2024

Throughout the state of Arizona, Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty has been proud to represent and participate in the following sales for August.

We refer to these as ‘Significant Sales.’ While all of our transactions are genuinely significant, we hope you enjoy discovering these unique homes based not only on price but also on their architectural, cultural, and geographical significance, as well as those involved in the journey.

Enjoy!

Seller Representation:

31116 N 120th Avenue | Peoria
Sold for $1,090,000
Seller Representation: Deanna Markosian
1571 S FRS 87 Ranch | Globe
Sold for $2,500,000
Seller Representation: Danny Baker
19888 E Sunset Drive | Queen Creek
Sold for $1,525,000
Seller Representation: Cindi DeWine
6955 E Joshua Tree Lane | Paradise Valley
Sold for $4,937,625
Seller Representation: Grant Almquist, Joe Bushong, & Chad Christian
Buyer: Cardinals player Marvin Harrison Jr.
7102 E Orange Blossom Lane | Paradise Valley
Sold for $2,850,000
Seller Representation: Jessica Jablonski & Geoffrey Jablonski
7832 E Parkview Lane | Scottsdale
Sold for $2,350,000
Seller Representation: Jill Templeton-Haislip & Karen DeGeorge
Career high sale for Jill Templeton-Haislip!
19514 N 84th Avenue | Peoria
Sold for $465,000
Seller Representation: Linda Allison & Jeni Lytle
1450 & 1460 Terrace View Drive, Prescott, AZ 86301
Sold for $1,322,000
Seller Representation: Theresa Schoffstall
70 Las Ramblas, Sedona, AZ 86351
Sold for $1,465,000
Seller Representation: Jacque Weems & Rainey Highley
10 San Juan Circle, Sedona, AZ 86336
Sold for $1,721,355
Seller Representation: Katrin Themlitz
2557 Government Prairie Road | Parks
Sold for $1,055,000
Seller Representation: Kristina Webb
75 W Hance Trail | Flagstaff
Sold for $830,000
Seller Representation: Valerie Core & Freddi Paulsrud
1293 Elkhorn Trail | Flagstaff
Sold for $4,700,000
Seller Representation: Keith Laizure
4919 N La Lomita | Tucson
Sold for $2,700,000
Seller Representation: Bill Baffert & Kate Herk
3201 E Table Mountain Road | Tucson
Sold for $1,950,000
Seller Representation: Judy Smedes & Kate Herk
5669 E Fort Lowell Road | Tucson
Sold for $1,900,000
Seller Representation: Susanne Grogan & Matt Grogan

Dual Representation:

7500 E Boulders Parkway 17 | Scottsdale
Sold for $1,255,000
Dual Representation: Stacy Paluscio, Courtney Woods Olson, & Darcy Whalen
42994 N 102nd Street | Scottsdale
Sold for $10,800,000
Dual Representation: Jan Lux
10777 E Distant Hills Drive | Scottsdale
Sold for $7,350,000
Dual Representation: Kathleen Benoit, Bee Francis, & Maddi Elfgren
615 Palmcroft Way Southeast | Phoenix
Sold for $1,500,000 | Dual Representation
Seller Representation: Chris Tiller
Buyer Representation: Lois Zapernick
8068 E Remuda Drive | Scottsdale
Sold for $4,000,000 | Dual Representation
Seller Representation: Frank Aazami & Ioana O’Connor
Buyer Representation: Dinesh Wilson
9875 E Buteo Drive | Scottsdale
Sold for $3,225,000 | Dual Representation
Seller Representation: Jenna Jacques
Buyer Representation: Lisa Roberts
7602 E Dale Lane | Scottsdale
Sold for $2,120,000
Dual Representation: Kris Lacroix, Debbie Sinagoga, ,Josie Pakula, Katie Scala, & Stacie Levreau
200 Hidden Meadow Drive | Sedona
Sold for $4,600,000
Dual Representation: Monty Cooper & Ed Pennington

Buyer Representation:

  • 10989 E Turnberry Road | Scottsdale
    • Sold for $1,200,000
    • Buyer Representation: Stacy Paluscio, Courtney Woods Olson, & Darcy Whalen
  • 6414 E Maverick Road | Paradise Valley
    • Sold for $5,500,000
    • Buyer Representation: Cheryl D’Anna
  • 20418 N 83rd Place | Scottsdale
    • Sold for $2,350,000
    • Buyer Representation: Racquel Miller
      • Career high sale for Racquel!
  • 10208 W Quail Avenue | Peoria
    • Sold for $519,990
    • Buyer Representation: Art Valenzuela
  • 3948 W Questa Dr | Glendale
    • Sold for $589,500
    • Buyer Representation: Lisa Baker
  • 2030 William Palmer | Flagstaff
    • Sold for $2,538,000
    • Buyer Representation: Kim Leinweber
  • 8342 E High Point Drive | Scottsdale
    • Sold for $2,850,000
    • Buyer Representation: Mike Holder, Will Foote, Jay Pennypacker, & Debbie Negrin
  • 27720 N 70th Street | Scottsdale
    • Sold for $2,900,000
    • Buyer Representation: Amy Miller Gilbert & Michelle Mowzoon
  • 1274 N High Point Drive | Prescott
    • Sold for $900,000
    • Buyer Representation: Nancy Read
  • 5701 W Indian Camp Road | Prescott
    • Sold for $1,250,000
    • Buyer Representation: Terri Kiffer
  • 2685 S Pinyon Jay Drive | Flagstaff
    • Sold for $2,625,000
    • Buyer Representation: Kristina Webb
      • Highest Career Sale!
  • 7728 N Ancient Indian Drive | Tucson
    • Sold for $3,495,000
    • Buyer Representation: Bryan Durkin & Susan Neitzel